A new study from Pew Research found that most Americans support some kind of restrictions, with only 20% opposing the idea.

Researchers found that teens can discover harmful content, connect with unknown adults and easily bypass time limits.

As Minnesota prepares to roll out mental health warning labels on social media apps, a child psychiatrist at Prairie Care ...

For Michiganders navigating online dating, photo-based search tools may offer one way to add context before meeting someone in person. Used thoughtfully, they can help users compare public profile ...

A growing number of young adults want to trade their lives on social media for real-world connections. Here's how they're ...

A campaign for stronger online safety measures for children in the U.S. is gaining steam with recent jury verdicts against ...

Starting Wednesday, Minnesotans who scroll through social media sites were supposed to see new warning labels aimed at ...

A new Minnesota law requires all social media platforms to have a message upon opening the app, warning users about the mental health dangers social media can cause.

“I fundamentally believe that we must harness the power of technology to build a stronger, fairer Britain," said British ...

LONDON — Britain will ban children under 16 from using a range of social media apps including Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube to protect young people from harmful content and excessive screen time, Prime ...

A federal judge has extended his block on enforcement of an Ohio law that would require children under 16 to get parental ...

Google has shut down the Tenor GIF API, which many social media apps used for GIF messaging and post replies. As of June 30, Google third parties can no longer request new API keys or access the API ...