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I don't mind the tailored ads or friends knowing when I'm online. But if you're concerned, these are great first steps to take to "raise the veil" a bit more.

Apple has restored Parler as an app option as long as they committed to a few content requirement changes.

Here are some things I make myself do before I let myself become a jelly roll on my couch. Ya know, to help me keep living real life before pushing play.

I don't know enough about what's available on TikTok to know how to search for stuff, so I asked a few of my friends during our Friday Night Zoom party. "Tiktok...It's basically like going down a rabbit hole of 'likes'," says my friend J.

A Texas woman got "catfished" by a Bruno Mars impersonator on social median and lost A LOT OF MONEY because of it.

We may not even notice the behaviors we're engaging in on a daily basis that may be contributing to mental and emotional degradation.

Despite responses from Instagram, some users feel the algorithms are always changing and even feel their posts are "buried." There's also a guide here to help.

If your child has entered into the wide and weird world of Tik Tok, and it has you worried - I've got some good news for you.

Last week the app was removed from both the Google and Apple app stores. Reasons for the removal? Concerns that some posts may be catalyze more violence.

Food is something we all have in common. It comforts us. Cooking and sharing food is one of the most "human" things we do. It's about connection.

Users are able to see who has viewed their 'fleets.' Although, like on Instagram and Facebook, who has viewed them will only be visible to the user.

I hope those going to Parler don't completely leave all other social media. It's hard to find balance and work together when we are no longer connected.