As a whistleblower reported, Facebook knew about an internal study that about a third of teen girls had negative body images from Instagram. But other research found that Instagram and other social media can help alliviate depression and anxiety.

Algorithms have a big impact on what we see online and how many of us behave. They run on computers, but they are controlled by humans who should be held responsible.

It's easy to accidentally send an email to the wrong person, which can lead to an embarrassing situation.

Sending out an intimate picture without permission is a betrayal and while you may not be able to prevent it, there are steps you can take to reduce its impact.

Apple gives users the power to prevent apps from tracking you. But the Washington Post says that some do so anyway

Rethink app creator and ConnectSafely contributor Trishia Prabhu explains why it's important for so-called bystanders to take action against bullying and cyberbullying

The Wall Street Journal reports that one in three teenage girls has body image issues that are made worse by Instagram. We speak with experts who explain the problem and a partial solution

There are several ways to save proof of COVID-19 vaccination to your smartphone, with some that are easier than others.

Many young people have two Instagram accounts. One is where they post things they want the world to see. Another is for close friends only and not so carefully curated.

TikTok will be suppressing notifications for teens at bedtime, helping them get through the night without distractions. It also offers a way for parents to help manage their teen's account.