In YouTube’s latest update, viewers can tweak what the algorithm shows on their front page and curate it to a specific vibe. As part of its Made on YouTube event Wednesday, Google released several new ...

You're currently following this author! Click to unsubscribe from email alerts. Senior Correspondent covering technology and culture With Meta's Muse agent shooting to the top of the App Store charts, ...

Your social media feeds could soon look a little different. The government is proposing new laws that allow it to require social media companies to send a notification to users, giving them the option ...

Australia has proposed new rules giving social media users greater control over whether algorithms determine the content appearing in their feeds. Should you shut down your PC every night? Here's what ...

SYDNEY, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Australia on Tuesday proposed giving social media users the option to select the content they see on their feeds, marking the next ‌step in the government's push to improve ...

Gaming has been Samarveer’s greatest passion, and the Literature graduate in him takes immense joy in dissecting games for their themes, messages, and impact. Samarveer holds a deep appreciation of ...

With 19 Emmy nominations under its belt for its first season, Betty Gilpin sees Widow’s Bay as a beacon of wholly original television. The 4x Emmy nominee, whose latest Outstanding Guest Actress in a ...

Spotify is expanding its Managed Accounts feature to users on its free, ad-supported tier, giving families a better way to separate children’s listening habits from their own alongside new parental ...

X has made a “tweak” to its algorithm to boost the visibility of posts to users’ “mutuals” — the people they follow who follow them back, head of product, Nikita Bier, said Monday. “We noticed this ...

Instagram head Mosseri previewed new ways to access Your Algorithm via gestures and per-Reel buttons. Users still want a chronological feed of people they follow. Instagram head Adam Mosseri previewed ...

For years, social media giants controlled what users saw in their feeds. While people could follow accounts, like posts or hide content they didn’t enjoy, recommendation algorithms controlled what was ...