If you see a product on Amazon that's very hard to find or is much less expensive than you'd expect, check to see who's selling and where it's being shipped from. Not everything you buy on Amazon actually comes from Amazon itself.

There is a lot of talk about screen time for kids and teens but experts say that what they're doing online is often more important than how long they're doing it.

There are things you can do if your Facebook account is hacked or someone sets up an account in your name.

Three new surveys reach similar conclusions about teens, parents and social media. Things aren't nearly as bad as some pundits claim but they're far from perfect.

Privacy expert Dr. Shamel Addas shares 5 questions you should ask before giving any company or organization your personal information.

TikTok and Meta have laid off thousands of employees and while it's not clear how many were in trust and safety, there is the danger that these sites will be become less pleasant and less safe to use.

New Twitter owner Elon Musk's plan to charge $8 a month for that blue verification badge could have a positive safety impact but it could also lead to impersonation

Major home automation manufacturers are supporting a new standard called Matter which lets devices work together and adds trust and safety standards