Jessica Lucas

VTubing — vlogging using virtual avatars — can make the difficult process of transitioning easier.

Humans are using the social media platform to show the softer side of the much-maligned dog breed.

Disability activists fear that people will forget about conservatorships now that Britney Spears is free.

“It’s disheartening to see the way misinformation is spreading about us” in the wake of their Astroworld offer, says a rep for the controversial service BetterHelp.

A viral Wall Street Journal article about teen girls “catching” Tourette syndrome from social media is doing major damage, online advocates say.

“The 12 steps lend themselves very well to witchcraft,” says one sober practitioner.

They’re subjected to endless abuse online, but they’re undeterred. “I’m about to change the face of cosplay,” says one Black creator.

Fans say the infamous mukbanger is eating himself to death. Many use his videos as motivation to go in the opposite — but still very dangerous — direction.

Online sleuth @ThatDaneshGuy reports anti-vax TikTokers to their employers and the authorities. Now he has a target on his back.

They’re tired of the many ways they’re harassed and undervalued on the streaming platform.

Social media abounds with facts and wild theories. “You are not a detective,” says one disinfo expert. “Log off.”

Amid the controversy over Texas’ SB 8 law, groups are using social media to get out the word on self-sourced abortion.

The company's CEO had previously refused to remove anti-vaccine content.

Influencers who say they have DID, once known as multiple personality disorder, are a vocal — and controversial — presence on the app.

Synthetic women are “running” their own Instagrams. There’s money to be made, sure, but what their human partners want most is respect.