For gaming firms, social media sits at the centre of their user acquisition strategies. Platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, and short-vid...

Tinder is evolving beyond endless swiping with new features aimed at fostering genuine connections. The platform is introducing "Modes" lik...

Anthropic has introduced a new protection for its AI assistant, Claude, allowing it to leave conversations that it considers abusive or dam...

Anthropic framed the move as part of its ongoing research into AI welfare. When Claude ends a conversation, the user can no longer send new...

In its statement on Tuesday, Meta said that the 2021 update “was about introducing optional business features on WhatsApp and provided furt...

Facebook posts often draw controversial remarks and comments. In order to prevent the menace, Facebook allows users to control and turn off...

While not officially confirmed, reports suggest users may soon customize chatbots' gender, age, ethnicity, and more, creating virtual compa...

Elon Musk, the mind behind X (formerly known as Twitter), has announced that the platform will no longer offer the option to block other us...

In a New York Times podcast on Thursday, Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, acknowledged that Threads was more "supportive of public disc...

According to TechCrunch, RCS stands for Rich Communication Services, and it is the result of a collaboration between a number of industry p...

"No one should have to experience abuse anywhere, and we don't want it on our platforms. We quickly introduced measures to remove the comme...

The new feature will allow users to block accounts temporarily for using harmful language or sending uninvited replies.

The feature prevents the recipient from receiving the harmful comment notification.

The controversy is "mischievous and contorted", they said, adding that Modi is the only leader who freely engages with people on social med...

This conclave is first of the many initiatives that TOI/ ET CSR will be engaged in towards fighting the problem of drug abuse in India.

Scientists have developed a new smartphone app that warns young women of a dangerous partner by helping them examine their relationships.

61 pc people said it has happened just once or twice, while 8 pc claimed to receive 'anti-social' messages about once a month, says a repor...