Social Media

Suddenly, fake sugar daddies are everywhere. We unpack why, and what it says about us that we can't seem to escape them.

From 'Tube Girl' to 'Subway Sessions', a new crop of creators are chasing virality with the help of the underground.

In her new photo book, the artist enters the kitchen to explore the relationships between modern life, the internet, food and femininity.

They’re merely the target of a collective anger; some of the few ‘succeeding’ in an underfunded and overworked industry.

Let’s take a moment to work this out.

Instagram's policies are vague and open-ended, rather like the law itself.

The Funny Poet Laureate of Twitter and OnlyFans influenced the way an entire generation tweets. Now she’s ready to move on from the app.

But unlike the curbs that saw activity plummet on Musk's Twitter, the changes to Zuck's Threads are aimed at scammers rather than users.

Deepfake porn of stars are becoming more realistic and easier to produce, but the law is nowhere near catching up.

All too often on screen women are the users while men are the creators.

Is picking up your friend from the airport really “emotional labor”?

Despite privacy concerns, Find My has become a go-to social app. But how often should we be checking each other's whereabouts?