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Well, New York Giants linebacker Jonathan Casillas can’t say he didn’t see this one coming, because he pretty much did.

Twitter, Instagram, and 6 other tech companies will contribute around $5.3 million to a payment fund for consumers who used their apps between 2009 and 2012 if a settlement for breaching the privacy of users is approved.

Instagram was rated the most narcissistic social media platform in a survey of 3,701 college students.

Just two hours of social media use a day can double the risk of young adults feeling “socially isolated,” according to a recent study.

With the highly anticipated Snap, Inc. initial public offering (IPO) set to raise about $3.2 billion on March 1 by pricing shares at the high end of their expected range, a new report reveals that young social media consumers prefer Instagram, and millennial parents ages 45-to-54 are Snapchat’s only growth demographic.

Top Chef host Padma Lakshmi referred to Breitbart Senior editor MILO as a “Neo-Nazi”

Snapchat’s social media parent, Snap, Inc., seemed headed for a $5 billion IPO until a former employee alleged in a conveniently timed lawsuit that the company misrepresented its financial position and pressured him for proprietary secrets about his former employer, Facebook.

For liberals who are still sad about the election, the sight of Trump Tower triggers them, prompting them to post pictures of themselves on Instagram flipping off the building with the president-elect’s name on it.

Actress Lena Dunham complained about the “kind of world we live in” after she faced ridicule for posting a picture of herself sitting on the toilet to her Instagram account.

An Iranian court in Shirz has sentenced 12 Iranian men and women who work in the fashion industry to between five months and up to six years in prison for “spreading prostitution” by posting images online.

Despite Donald Trump proving he could overwhelm Silicon Valley’s “Thought Police” on Twitter, the platform’s political correctness means that the Twitter brand is still not attractive to the conservative half of America.

During a London concert at the O2 Arena on Tuesday, Justin Bieber addressed fans’ questions on when he would start using the social network Instagram again, declaring, “I don’t want to get my Instagram back,” and claiming that the platform was “for the devil.”

One of the major successes of President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign was his ability to cut around a dying corporate media industry to speak directly to voters.

Pop icon Madonna sounded an impassioned final warning to Americans to vote Hillary Clinton for president this week, cautioning on social media that if the Democratic candidate loses to Republican Donald Trump, “we are all f*cked.”

Former Disney Channel star Miley Cyrus asked Trump supporters to kiss her ass after complaining just a day earlier about the hate she was getting on social media.

Pranksters using creepy clown images posted a slew of death threats against students throughout Northern California over Instagram on Tuesday, prompting schools to increase their police presence.

A young woman was arrested for a hit-and-run that injured a bicyclist just hours after she had posted a picture of her new Mercedes-Benz to Instagram.

In an interview Friday with Donald Trump Jr, George Stephanopoulos claimed that he had shared a “well known symbol of the white supremacist movement,” when he shared a photoshopped image depicting his father next to Pepe the Frog.

Instagram is rolling out anti-abuse content settings, introducing an “offensive word” block list for all users in its latest update.

As violence continues to occur in and around Black Lives Matter demonstrations, one cyber security intelligence firm argues that America is witnessing an unmistakable trend of further radicalization within the leftist grassroots movement.

Breitbart’s Managing Editor and Social Media Director, Wynton Hall, joined Stephen K. Bannon on Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM Patriot Channel 125 to discuss the recent launch of Breitbart’s Instagram account.

The Observer has published an in-depth look at the double standards and political biases of the web’s top social media companies.

On Thursday, conservative news giant Breitbart News announced the launch of its official “We Are Breitbart” Instagram page.

An acclaimed Australian graffiti artist has covered a mural of Hillary Clinton in a swim suit with an Islamic niqab after his social media accounts were banned and he was threatened with a fine for the “disrespectful” painting.

Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos has been banned from Instagram, adding the photo-orientated social network to the list of platforms Yiannopoulos is banned from after his permanent suspension from Twitter on Tuesday.

Actress Mischa Barton has apologized after posting a photograph to social media in which she wears a bikini and sips wine on a boat that was intended to pay tribute to Alton Sterling, who was killed in a police-involved shooting earlier this week.

Yet more inexplicable censorship of conservatives on social media.

Beltway insiders like to dismiss Donald Trump’s strength in social media as a mirage – a following of reporters and political gadflies, not Republican voters and core activists.

Supermodel Chrissy Teigen jumped on Instagram Tuesday and wished presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump a happy birthday by calling him a “monumental a**hole.”

Over the weekend, Twitter and Pinterest accounts belonging to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg were hacked by a group called the “OurMine Team,” reportedly based in Saudi Arabia.

The photo-based social media application Instagram appeared to shut down an account tied to Iranian Quds Force Commander Qassem Soleimani on Wednesday, hours after the account posted photos of the general in Fallujah, Iraq. The account is once again functional, after Iranian state media published a tirade condemning Instagram for allowing Sunni terrorists to use its site.

Lena Dunham has shed her clothes to celebrate the pro-abortion movement — again.

Iran has arrested eight people in a crackdown against women who “promote immoral and un-Islamic culture and promiscuity,” by appearing on Instagram without wearing the mandatory hijab head covering.

TEL AVIV – HotDudesAndHummus is an Instagram account featuring, you guessed it, hot (Israeli) dudes eating hummus. The account was created by a group of Israeli university students to show a different – yummier? – side to Israel that has

TEL AVIV – Israeli supermodel Bar Refaeli generated a firestorm of controversy on Instagram for posting a message honoring the memory of Israel’s fallen soldiers, with angry users calling her a hypocrite for never having served in the IDF.

The image sharing platform has prevented its users from posting to a bizarre array of seemingly mundane hashtags.