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Safety Check is now a permanent feature on Facebook and it has even gotten it own section on the iOS and Android apps.

Spotify's rumored approach to an initial public offering has drawn attention from the SEC.

This Uber ride ended in disaster.

Here’s a rundown of what else consumers can expect for the upcoming release of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.

Kail Lowry denies selling her baby’s name after failing to announce it to fans.

“Dance Moms” alum Maddie Ziegler now has 10 million followers on Instagram.

Snapchat will be full of eclipse videos and photos with new features in stickers, filters and on Snap Map.

The family promised to release more details in the coming days.

The pop singer could be planning a major musical comeback.

The new update for Instagram has added a new reply feature where users can now turn photos they've received into stickers.

Reddit's new video platform is still in beta, but communities that already have access to it can now start uploading videos.

Police are investigating a possible case of child abuse after the video surfaced on social media showing a church day care center worker in South Carolina sitting on and hitting children.

Users can expect a smoother Samsung Experience interface on the Galaxy Note 8.

Facebook will now demote videos that feature a static image or fake play button on your News Feed.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg weighed in on the violence in Charlottesville and what the social network will do in its aftermath.

Spotify is the latest tech company to take action against white supremacists by removing hate bands from its service.

Google's Home smart speaker will soon be able to make phone calls.

Google has removed an extension for the Chrome browser called Interface Online that was discovered to be stealing bank credentials.

A backdoor called ShadowPad was discovered in remote server software, allowing hackers to gain access to financial institutions, telecommunications, utilities and manufacturing companies.

The Facebook app's News Feed now comes with increased color contrast, easier to read text and circular profile pictures.

Social networking companies have started the crackdown on hate groups, while companies such as Google and GoDaddy have de-registered the domains of racist websites such as the Daily Stormer.