Scandal among social media users! It seems there's a simple way to view the content of any private Instagram profile. And it's built right into the app!
Telegram is giving hundreds of millions of users complete control of any private conversation they have ever had.
Instagram is planning to rollout a new feature that locks usernames for 14 days after a user decided to change it. This could be the end of username grabber bots.
Facebook confirmed it will be rolling out its 'Clear History' tool in 2019, a GDPR-style privacy feature that will protect users but inhibit its targeting abilities.
Another day, another bug leaking user data. This time, a bug that disabled Twitter's 'Protect your Tweets' setting for some Android users.
Facebook announced last week that its Workplace enterprise solution is now certified to the ISO/IEC 27018:2014 standard.
If you're not the "open book" type, then you will be happy to know Instagram has introduced a new feature – called 'Close Friends' – that allows you to share your Stories with only a …
Signal's latest beta release includes a new "sealed sender" feature that removes information about a message's sender, making conversations on its messaging app truly anonymous.
Snapchat has become the latest social platform to allow its users to "unsend" messages, with a new Clear Chats feature.
Facebook admitted that the posts of over 14 million users who thought they were sharing privately with their friends might have been shared publicly because of a software bug during May 2018.
It has happened to all of us: sending the wrong message or sending the right message, but to the wrong person. Well, did you know you could "unsend" messages on Instagram Direct?
As GDPR came into effect last Friday, Facebook has announced two new features to help businesses better protect people's privacy and respond to privacy requests.
Twitter admitted a bug allowed for passwords to be stored in plain text in an internal log. To avoid any potential hack, it is highly recommended you change your password immediately.
One of the major announcements from Facebook's F8 conference is a new privacy feature that will let users clear all their history on Facebook, much like what you can already do on your browser.
In a recent interview, Mark Zuckerberg revealed that Facebook scans everything you send on Messenger, but that "it's for your own good."
Following the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the resulting privacy concerns, Facebook has finally decided to let users see who viewed their profile.
Facebook is untangling the mess that is its privacy settings and tools, by making it a lot easier for users to find privacy controls and easier to understand how Facebook handles their data.
Facebook users who allow public followers are now able to also share their Stories publicly for all to see. Facebook launched its Snapchat-inspired Stories in March this year, giving users a way to share updates that …