Facebook has released two legal documents that have undergone major edits to ensure that people know exactly what the social network can do with user data.
When it comes to divulging personal information, is Facebook no longer cutting it for you? Good news! PRISM will let you redefine the word 'oversharing'.
Recent reports say that young adults are way too comfortable bumming a ride from strangers on the Internet. They need to know that ridesharing apps exist.
Need a loan? You may want to take a quick look at your Facebook account. If any of your contacts are delinquent debt payers, your application may be doomed.
Anybody with a full-time job is bound to have an off-day. That doesn't mean you should vent online about how much #worksucks, though. You might get #fired.
Facebook bumming you out? According to science, the answer is yes. But you don't have to delete your account to get happy just yet - here's a couple of DIY fixes.
Tinder is quickly becoming the online dating app of choice, but some people on it are so cringe-worthy, you may want to rethink online dating altogether.
Now that dating online is an accepted form of relationship building, we explore the world of matchmaking and how social media plays a part in the process.
The designer behind a recent Facebook concept is back with a Twitter version. We're constantly dissatisfied with social networks, so do we really want change?
Being on Facebook is already hard enough, with people bugging you constantly with a 'hey' or 'how are ya?' through chat. Here's how you can manage that.
A Redditor wants to write a book about bagging women and has launched a Kickstarter campaign to publish it. Here's the kind of advice you'd be getting.