Despite the world being more than a year into a pandemic that has forced many of us to make very good friends with Zoom, there are still far too many people out there who seem to be struggling with video call etiquette.
Rankings were based on analysing Instagram hashtags associated with the world’s most popular road trip destinations, and working out how many images were shared per mile of the journey.
Wian van den Berg is currently South Africa’s most-followed TikToker, having spent years perfecting his magic tricks.
Mark Zuckerberg used his electric surfboard, along with a Fourth of July prop and a fitting soundtrack, to celebrate Independence Day.
South Africans who follow Lee-Ann Liebenberg on Instagram spent Friday night trying to piece together various bits of information, as the model announced that she would be parting ways with her husband.
From stunning seaside views to scenes of farmers and their animals, Xiapu County in southern China is picture-perfect. Except it is all staged, and the people are masquerading as farmers or fishermen.
Norway is leading the charge, so perhaps it’s time to start talking the talk when it comes to #nofilter.
Jack Dorsey advertised an event called ‘The B Word’, and Elon Musk couldn’t resist replying with a bit of ‘banter’.
After Britney Spears’ testimony against her conservatorship, she took to Instagram outlining how pretending to be okay on social media has helped her feel better about her life.
Facebook is introducing new features to WhatsApp, including improved ways to shop and communicate with businesses.
Voilà AI Artist is yet another face-changing app that’s making Disney-like memes. As with all of these apps, it pays to know what’s happening with your personal data.
Callum Watkinson, a journalist with ITV News Central, doesn’t take kindly to people trying to put him off in the middle of a broadcast.
A Namibian sports anchor went viral after she confronted her colleague on-air, without knowing the broadcast was going out live.
Several social media stars will step inside the ring this weekend, and battle it out to see which is the superior platform.
Each month, WIRED gives a prompt for a six-word sci-fi story. This year’s prompts have garnered some fantastic responses from readers.
A viral TikTok video posted on Memorial Day shows a Californian woman pushing a brown bear off a fence to save several of her dogs.
Knowing which apps are the biggest battery drainers on our smartphones is one step towards making sure we have more power more often.
It is now possible for Instagram users to hide the likes and views from displaying on their own image and video posts, as well as on their feeds.
VICE unpacks whether this TikTok-uncovered situation was a witch-hunt of a peaceful commune, or a fair takedown of a dangerous cult.
In the latest step towards battling fake news, Facebook is including measures that call out pages for repeatedly spreading fake news.
A number of French social media influencers say they have received financial offers to spread negative publicity about the Pfizer vaccine.
Twitter has officially launched a public-facing application for account verification, which means you can apply for the blue tick.
You may have read about a mother sending her child to school with a Savanna in her lunchbox, but that’s really not the case.
South Africa’s Information Regulator isn’t chuffed about WhatsApp’s new privacy policy, and is considering litigation about the matter.
Inspired by the 2006 story of Kyle MacDonald, often referred to as ‘the red paperclip guy’, Demi Skipper is looking to trade her way to a house.
May 15 is just around the corner, and if you choose not to accept WhatsApp’s new privacy policy, how you use the app will begin to change dramatically.
Bunny the “Sheepadoodle/ Existentialist”, famous on TikTok and Instagram, is known for talking by pressing buttons that correlate with words. Recently, she’s been asking some hard-hitting questions.
Ryan Reynolds posted a lovely tribute to his wife and mother of his three children for Mother’s Day, but not without a little trolling on the side.
Donald Trump has a new website that looks like an attempt to imitate the ‘fun’ and ‘engagement’ of Twitter – except it doesn’t.
If you think that someone might be using your streaming account without your knowledge, or just want to boot out those who no longer deserve your password, read on.