Social Media

The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Monday morning on whether the federal government went too far trying to get social media companies to remove what they considered disinformation about COVID-19.

A comedian on Tik Tok is going viral for dealing with scammers in an interesting way. Ryan Kelly uses his degree in Homeland Security to catch other people's scammers.

His TikTok videos have gone viral over a running joke about how Chicago dyes the river green for St. Patrick's Day. Now, he's back with new content to continue the joke.

It's one of the most widdely-used apps in the world, but now, TikTok could be off limits to users in the United States.

Social media sensation and first-time author Gwenna Laithland is known for her TikTok account Momma Cusses. Laithland wants other moms to know that it's okay to be imperfect.

As Artificial Intelligence expands and budgets shrink, more people are turning to apps to create professional headshots. Fox 32's Anthony Ponce took a few selfies to see what his AI generated headshots would look like.

Watching over kids' online activity can be difficult, especially with so many devices. But more parents are turning to so-called "smart firewalls" to protect themselves and their kids.

A group of lawmakers wants to force big changes to TikTok.

Meta platforms Facebook and Instagram were down for a few hours Tuesday morning after a technical issue. Many users across the country reported login issues during the widespread outage.

Social media is causing a new phenomenon called popcorn brain. Fox Medical Team's Dr. Mike Cirigliano explains how technology is shortening your attention span.

Many of us are tempted to follow medical advice on social media, especially dealing with stress. FOX Medical Team's Deena Centofanti shares what you need to watch out for.

The battle over social media regulation is only growing with time. Whether it's Congress or concerned parents, the heads of popular social media companies are repeatedly finding themselves on the defensive.

If you're on social media and someone who has shown any interest in skincare, then you are likely being inundated with ads for devices that promise to make you get rid of wrinkles and improve your skin. But which one's really work and who can you trust? Dr. Lauren Fine breaks it down for us.

A Facebook group is helping hundreds of Black women across the city form lifelong connections and friendships. Black Women in Chicago gives members a chance to get together for exciting events and meet-ups and there is still room for you.