It looks like the latest Facebook hack was caused by spammers trying to make a quick buck

Turns out it wasn't a foreign nation-state behind the attack.

Shocking no one, Facebook will harvest your personal data on Portal to serve you more ads

Long story short, it's still going to collect your data.

YouTube creators that post Fortnite cheats are getting sued by Epic Games

Good.

The Real World is coming back because Facebook hasn’t punished us enough apparently

First, there were data breaches, now this. I'm not sure which is worse.

Hinge rolls out “We Met” feature to boost its dating algorithm

Don't get ghosted.

Because Facebook is bad at security, 29 million users had their data stolen from hackers

Facebook has now confirmed that 29 million people had their personal information stolen.

Instagram is testing a new tap-to-advance in Explore because they know your thumb is tired

This new test feature should help you breeze through content much quicker.

YouTube finally begins removing ‘duplicative content’ from partners

This has been a long time coming.

Facebook is trying to bring chat rooms back with this new Groups feature

This sounds a lot like old-school AOL chatrooms, but less cool.

Move over Spotify and Apple Music, more people listen to music on YouTube

Do you actually pay for music?

What the f*ck even IS the Google Home Hub, exactly?

Keep that thing away from me.

Snap Originals are 5-minute episodes of original programming coming to Snapchat

The new shows can be found on the Discover tab of the app.

Instagram is introducing new anti-cyber-bullying features that use machine learning

This is a step in the right direction.

Facebook announces its new video-calling device, Portal

If you buy this, you're a monster.

YouTube TV finally gives you a way to skip DVR ads on many channels

What was once available on a small number channels is now much more widespread.

Fake Twitter accounts from the 2016 election are still posting over 1 million times a day

While many are from Russian accounts, quite a few are based in the US.

Instagram is making it easier to connect with people with its new Nametag feature

This is actually pretty convenient.

Facebook pinky swears hackers didn’t use your login to access third-party apps

And yet, they still don't know who's responsible for the attack.

Facebook takes another shit in our cereal, but we’ll keep eating that squishy, flaky load of social

Just eat it.

Facebook announced that hackers are responsible for a data breach that impacts 50 million users

This is huge.