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There is a screenshot that has been making its rounds around social media, and I want to know if it really works.
According to the meme, a recent Facebook update allows you to shake your phone to report a problem or to report a post for violating Facebook's Terms of Service...

After hours of outages across platforms like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger, Mark Zuckerberg has issued an apology for the issues with his company's services. Company engineers have provided an explanation for the outages, as Zuckerberg's net-worth reportedly dropped almost $…

Did you belittle anyone in person for taking or not taking the vaccine? Did you call anyone a "Libtard" or a "Right-Wing Conservative Nut"?

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' spaceflight company Blue Origin will make history again next week when a 90-year-old television actor goes into "real" space to become the oldest person to ever travel into space.

A large portion of the social media world was shut down on Monday when Facebook and Instagram services both went out. Meanwhile, Twitter went wild with the meme's as they were seemingly the last major platform to stay alive.

It was President Ronald Reagan who first talked about a defense system designed for use in space, but it was President Trump who actually created the Space Force.

So why can't you get a signal out of most hospitals, medical facilities and doctor's offices?

This is a strange one: a man buys a new phone and, when he activates it, it logs him in to a deceased man's Facebook account.

There is something really strange happening on Instagram and it is a certain phrase plaguing the comment section of the platform's biggest profiles. It seems like there is a mass concentration of users commenting "nah he tweaking" and no one knows quite why.

I received a text saying that AT&T accidentally surcharged my account last month. My first reaction: who in the heck is texting me at 06:27??

Visitors to Loco Drive-In won't have to wait til dark to watch their favorite films.

Recently, reports of Apple's plan for their Expanded Protections for Children system caused privacy concerns for many of the tech giant's customers. Now, the company has released new information on how iPhone users devices would be scanned.