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What would happen if social media renamed Santa's reindeer? Well, this would happen, because it has already happened.

Earlier today, I did a story giving you a heads up about fake weather forecasts floating around social media. Right on cue, this afternoon I see a Facebook post saying Hurricane Irma will be a category 6 hurricane. I thought a cat 5 was the strongest measure of a hurricane. Did I miss something?

Facebook jail is a thing. The administrators will block you from posting or delete your account if commit "violations." Here's some tips on how not to go there.

We want to help you keep up with the latest social media abbreviations.

When police post stories of arrests on social media is it connecting to the community or is it public shaming?

A Pennsylvania woman is surprised that she has received death threats after she posted a video that showed her urinating on an American flag.

A Baker woman has been arrested after police say she posted a nude video of another woman on social media. Authorities say she had a personal vendetta against this woman

The social media platform Facebook will undoubtedly undergo a serious review following a senseless murder that was broadcast live around the world this weekend.

During the weeks leading up to her retirement from KLFY-TV, Blue Rolfes was tight-lipped about the "next chapter" of her life. The mystery is over...

With the growing epidemic of people itching to get to social media instead of paying attention to more important details, Sean Payton has decided enough is enough.

The times they are a changing when social media is more popular with old people than young people.

Instagram has now made their terms and conditions user-friendly so that the kids who use the service actually know what they've signed up for.

Before you post that update on Facebook, make sure you check out all the ways social media can get you fired from your job.

Police around South Louisiana suggest there are no real and credible threats to public safety by this very sick internet hoax.

The online dating world is a huge one, and one that millions of folks around country use every day. When it comes to any social media like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and even dating sites, people usually try to present themselves in what they feel is the best possible way. We handpick only the pictures we think are the best, and sometimes exaggerate the truth to make ourselves look better. If you are currently on a dating site looking for the love of your life, the research has come in, and it shows what you definitely should not be doing with your profile.

David Duke's candidacy and the death of Alton Sterling angered the suspect enough to make death threats.

Twitter has announced that they're rolling out a new sticker feature today for ios and Android tweeters. You'll now be able to dress up the pictures you tweet with things like hats, sunglasses, food and all sorts of different things.

We've all seen people post what they think are disclaimers on their Facebook page. It usually starts with, "I grant no one permission"... It doesn't work that way...

Who knew that so many of us could share this commonality? Why do we not tell others about it? Are we scared?