There’s no good reason to have a public feed of your Venmo activity.
No Twitter, no email: Kids today have it pretty good — if their parents can figure out how to set up their phones, that is.
The makers of HQuack, a site that auto-googled answers to HQ, just launched their own live quiz show app.
“I expected everybody to get really mad.”
Take this helmet and hop on the back of my hog; there are angry tweets ahead.
"TanaCon was the scariest and the worst experience of my life," one attendee told BuzzFeed News.
“We’d love to host you. Would you be able to guarantee a post on your feed as well as Stories?”
Today’s vlog is going to be a little serious, folks. I want to talk to you about the big news today about Instagram and how it affects you, the Jake Paulers.
“It’s heartbreaking to see the images and hear the sounds of the kids,” Tim Cook said.
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"We’re working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible."
The notification no one ever needs.
Like the Animoji, but, you know, YOU.
Update: Twitter says it was a bug that made you see this ad over and over and over.
"That boy is an absolute unit!" —A literal veterinarian
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“As a realtor ... I thought, isn’t it time to offer something in crypto?”
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