The minimum age requirement for most social media platforms is 13 years old, but nearly 40% of adolescents between the ages of 8 and 12 use social media. Doing so could lead these tweens to earlier ...

Just about half of individuals 55 and older said they do not plan on using artificial intelligence, but many of those who have embraced the technology say they’ve had positive personal results. Almost ...

Google just announced its world-exploring game, Project Genie, is getting a new feature that drops you in real-world locations, like your own street. Project Genie rolled out at the beginning of this ...

We’ve all pulled up Street View on Google Maps to show a friend what our childhood home looked like, or dropped that little person icon onto the streets of Paris to see if we booked a hotel in a cool ...

Meghan Markle has recently revamped her personal social media account and business pages, changing the overall look of her website and social media presence. The Duchess of Sussex, who stepped down ...

In the months leading up to the implementation of Australia’s social media ban in December 2025, there was much discussion about the possible negative consequences. Among these were concerns that ...

WASHINGTON—Monday was a typical day for President Trump. He took questions in the Oval Office. He met with members of Indiana University’s football team. And he had dinner with law-enforcement ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. • Teens use social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat to connect with friends, share interests, and entertain ...

OSLO, April 24 (Reuters) - Norway said on Friday it would present a bill in parliament by year-end to ban children from using ‌social media until they turn 16, making technology companies responsible ...

This study is Pew Research Center’s latest effort to explore the landscape of teens and technology today. It focuses on social media and how the views and experiences of teens vary across sites. This ...

Americans who spend at least five hours a day on social media are more likely to feel heard, but also more open to political violence and less supportive of democracy, according to a major new poll ...