A boss has gone viral on social media after sharing an interview process he calls the “coffee cup test” to filter candidates in job interviews, but some social media users are accusing him of playing mind games with jobseekers.
Loads of peeps have weighed in on the seemingly ridiculous plan, including Musk’s baby-momma and electronic musician Claire Boucher, who seemed surprisingly chill about the whole thing.
A ‘big time’ drug dealer has been feeling the pointy end of social media’s shame stick after a police mugshot went viral showing the gangsta with a haircut that many are saying he stole from the classic Lego Man.
Her thirsty male followers compliment everything about her, including her smile, her dress, the bikini she’s in, and her “wonderful lovely sexy elegant legs”.
Obviously, the CEO of Twitter is not coping with the growing enthusiasm around Zuck’s new social media rival Threads, and is now taking it out on the Meta man by aiming, once again, below the belt.
Mark Zuckerberg’s version of Twitter is off to a strong start. Threads has drawn more than 23 million sign-ups since its launch Wednesday night, according to badges that show up on Instagram when people join the new app.
It was once Elon Musk versus Jeff Bezos in the billionaires’ space race, but now it’s Elon versus Mark Zuckerberg in a new social media scuffle.
Without an arsenal of filters, Kim Kardashian probably looks like Woody Allen.
At least we don’t have to peer into his cold, dead, virtual avatar eyes anymore.
Life is better on a g-string budget.
The app has found an edge among the new generation of social media users, such as Gen Zs starved for meaningful connections with friends.
You’ll be happy to know that when you hit “Submit Report” on Instagram, your complaint won’t just evaporate into thin air.
Being a young, adorable kidfluencer does not come without some major risks and “lifelong consequences”.
Critics say it’s become so commercialised that it’s basically a giant Instagram content playground for brands to pump their stuff through social media.
Towards the end of last year, Instagram’s parent company, Meta, changed the algorithm to prioritise videos. Your food snaps are now suffering.
Finally, Instagram users have the option of controlling what is shown on their feeds and in what order.
Social media can be a very bleak landscape. Follow a few of these accounts and sprinkle some happiness into your feeds.
Mark Zuckerberg’s social media giant has seen its daily active users drop for the first time in its 18-year history.
Despite being signed into law back in June, most of the Cybercrimes Act will come into force from today.
According to a new report, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been the victims of “a coordinated hate and misinformation campaign”.
The latest viral internet meme on the platform is making excessive use of the red flag emoji to point out examples of warning-sign-worthy behaviour or statements.
Khabane “Khaby” Lame is killing it on TikTok, making videos where he out-logics and mocks overly complicated life hack videos.
The TikTok star has racked up 2,6 million followers on the platform alone by sharing ASMR videos of her making simple meals.
Video chat app Houseparty, which Epic Games bought in 2019, is now being shut down for good.
The influencer game has morphed slightly with the rise of “genuinfluencers” who aim to give their followers information they crave instead of products they don’t need.
Instagram has introduced some changes, as well as new algorithms, aimed at providing greater security to users wanting to avoid creeps.
Watching strangers watching ‘My Octopus Teacher’ can only put a smile on our faces, and remind us that we are not at all oceans apart.
Silicon Valley execs like Mark Zuckerberg might be swimming in coin, but when it comes to the high life, Myspace co-founder Tom Anderson is winning.
In a powerful video posted to social media on International Women’s Day, Namibia’s First Lady, Monica Geingos, took on internet trolls.
Influencers who thought they carry on as though there was no pandemic have inadvertently handed followers over to those who critique them.