Author: Terry Collins, USA TODAY

Two groups urge FTC to be tougher on Google, say apps on Google Play Store collect and share kids’ personal info without getting parents’ consent.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirms to lawmakers his company is “early in our thinking” on creating an Instagram for kids under the age of 13.

A majority of employees say they enjoyed working remotely and they hope to keep doing it post-pandemic, said a Harvard business school online survey.

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Facebook is looking into creating an Instagram for users under 13, something a watchdog believes it’s not in the company’s or kids’ best interests.

A new study shows that young people in the U.S. are using tech and social media to help manage their mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Instagram is seeking to protect its teen users with updated safety tools and privacy settings.

Netflix is testing a potential new feature with select customers to crack down on password sharing.

A Q&A with “Dad, How Do I?” creator Rob Kenney on how he uses today’s technology to pass on some traditional values with his popular YouTube channel.

Minneapolis ditches sketchy plan to pay social media influencers to fight misinformation during the upcoming trials surrounding George Floyd’s death.