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The new series of Samsung Galaxy S24 phones will be the first-ever to upload and display HDR photographs on Instagram and Snapchat.

Meta announced Tuesday it will hide certain types of content from teen users on Facebook and Instagram, including content related to suicide and eating disorders.

Friday, Instagram announced a new update to its Stories feature allowing users to create their own "Add Yours" templates.

Instagram has introduced a new feature that will let users make artificial intelligence (AI) generated backgrounds for Stories.

Social media app Instagram announced Wednesday new safety tools aimed at protecting creators from unwanted interactions.

Instagram will let users share video statuses via its Notes feature.

Many teenagers in the U.S. can't tear themselves away from YouTube and TikTok, with over 15% saying they use the video-streaming apps “almost constantly,” according to a new survey by the Pew Research Center.

Instagram revealed the top trends that Generation Z users will be driving on the photo app in 2024.

Smartphones are a staple of modern life and are changing how we see the world and show it to others. Almost 90% of Aussies own one, and we spend an average of 5.6 hours using them each day. Smartphones are also responsible for more than 90% of all the photographs made this year.

Social media giant Meta is suing the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over monetization of children's data and to prevent regulators from reopening a 2020 privacy settlement, according to reports.

An investigation has found that the Instagram algorithm pushes suggestive footage of children and overtly sexual videos to adults on the platform who only follow children.

Defunct animated photography app Phhhoto is attempting to revive a lawsuit against Meta -- in which the company accused Instagram of copying its main feature.

Instagram announced Wednesday that it's upping its editing game by providing users with new tools.

A judge has ruled that social media companies -- including Meta, Google, Snap, and ByteDance -- must face the hundreds of lawsuits blaming them for children's addiction to its platforms.

Meta's apps Instagram and Facebook are growing faster than TikTok for the first time in a while.

With next year's presidential elections taking place in an unprecedented age: the age of artificial intelligence -- Facebook and Instagram have announced a new requirement that political ads generated by AI will need to be disclosed.

A Meta whistleblower testified before Congress Tuesday, raising concerns regarding safety issues at the tech conglomerate.

A new app called "Wrapped for Instagram" -- that claims to show users who are looking at their profiles -- has gone viral this week. However, the app is already causing privacy concerns.

Instagram is testing a "holiday bonus" concept that will reward creators based on the performance of their Reels and photos.

Back in September 2023, photographer Shane Balkowitsch wrote an article for PetaPixel entitled “Does The World Need Images of Fake AI People?”. In the article, he called out an AI persona that went by the name of Mia Gezellig on Instagram.

Instagram appears to be working on a new feature that will let users make their very own customizable "AI Friend."

Meta has announced that it will offer an ad-free subscription option for Facebook and Instagram users in the European Union (EU) -- that will cost from $11 (9.99 Euros) per month.

TechCrunch describes the social media photo-sharing app Daylyy as the "anti-Instagram."

A group of 33 states are suing Meta for allegedly harming young people’s mental health by knowingly designing features on Instagram and Facebook to hook children to its platforms.

TikTok is testing the ability for users to upload 15-minute videos -- in a further move to compete with YouTube.

Instagram will soon let users add polls to the comments section of their photo posts and Reels.

Instagram users just retained a bit more privacy online as the Meta-owned app now lets its users tell Instagram not to track their activity across the web.

New York officials are introducing two bills that would limit children’s access to “addictive” social media feeds and protect kids' mental health online by changing the way they are served content.

Instagram is testing out multiple audience lists for Stories -- which are the vertical, full-screen photos and videos that disappear after 24 hours.