SOCIAL MEDIA

Apple is facing backlash following its rejection of an Australian Indigenous app on its launch day.

Facebook Messenger Rooms feature began rolling out to Australian users on Friday, allowing them to swap topic-based messages with strangers. 

Twitter is closing Vine, the looping video app it acquired back in 2012, leaving fans wondering about the tech giant’s future.

Facebook enters Snapchat territory and launches its own "masks" to attract alienated users.

Instagram now allows users to anonymously flag posts related to suicide or self-harm.

Playboy magazine is now available digitally on iTunes and Google Play nude-free as it targets social media consumers.

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Although Facebook’s tax settlements were legal based on UK laws, it is being criticised for paying a lesser amount of dues.

Snapchat has become the fastest growing social network today because it is simple, easy and engaging.

Chrome launched All-in-One Messenger, an app that lets users use different messaging services all at the same time and at the same place.

Twitter will be streaming live weekly out-of-market games of the MLB and the NHL as the company aims to be the online hub for sports discussions.

Skype will be making changes to its app and it will affect users who are using Windows Phone and the older versions of Android OS.

Facebook Messenger has achieved a milestone this July as the messaging app now has more than one billion monthly users.

Twitter has announced that starting Tuesday, it is allowing anyone to request for their Twitter accounts to be verified.

Twitter has partnered with the NBA to exclusively live stream two original content coming from the league starting next season.

Android users don’t have to wait too long for them to send video messaging using Hangouts as Google will soon provide the 11th version of the app on Google Play.

Yahoo has brought in four new bots to Facebook Messenger for users to get their news and weather updates and even for general friendship.

Facebook unveiled its OpenCellular platform that makes it possible for connectivity in remote areas.

Facebook was forced to backtrack as the social networking giant came under fire after banning Tess Holliday’s bikini-clad photo.

The KFC Australia tweet appeared to be taken from a porn video and the “coming soon” part was really gross. Many found the ad to be sexist.

Video on demand (VOD), or video streaming, is a continuously growing market not only in the United States but also across the globe.

Nintendo has given Japanese fans a preview of the rewards that can be obtained from the My Nintendo program, as well as the new smartphone social app Miitomo.

Snapchat is now among the third most popular social network among millennials

The software would enable Facebook to look for frequently used slang terms and group them into a “social glossary.”

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, his wife Priscilla Chan and their firstborn baby have shared a lunar new year greeting with followers, drawing in over a million 'likes' in less than 24 hours. In the viral video, Zuckerberg delivers the greeting in Chinese. The video also announces the Chinese name of the couple's baby daughter, Max.

A simple tweet by the mostly social media-silent UN Library about its most borrowed book of 2015 has shocked a number of social media users.

Netflix’s original series ‘Making a Murderer’ is currently trending across social media, with hundreds of thousands calling for President Barack Obama to pardon Steven Avery.