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Local police agencies are reminding residents that not everything on social media is true.

We have a step-by-step illustrated guide for disabling the notifications for the obnoxious new Facebook tagging featuring that uses @everyone in groups.

The major difference for the victims is that in a real kidnapping someone is actually taken from someplace by force and held somewhere else until the ransom is paid. In a virtual kidnapping, loved ones of the victim are the ones who really suffer.

How do you use Facebook? Wait, they are actually called Meta now but you can still log in to Facebook on your computer or use the FB app on your phone. I usually check it on my phone, but when I need to write something, at this moment, I log in on my laptop. I would say for about a month now when I go to log in online, I'm asked to take an additional step to verify my account. There are a couple of options to verify, I usually choose to enter a code that's sent to my email.

News anchor, Whitney Martin, joins the fun on Twitter while Facebook scrambles to get all their apps back online.

Before you share any more of your personal information on Social Media, read this. It could help prevent you from getting hacked.

Opinion Rhapsody may have been written in 2018, but it perfectly sums up 2020 in a perfect Bohemian Rhapsody parody.

Tired of being notified every time one of your Facebook friends decides they need to rant in a Facebook Live video? Here's how to turn off those annoying notifications!

If you love listening to 99.5 WKDQ on the radio, you will love interacting with us on Social media! Check out all the different ways we can interact!

How much of yourself do you put on social media sites? Chances are, you put a lot more on there than you think and in much greater detail than you think. To prove this theory, YouTube prankster Jack Vale tricked people into thinking he is psychic, simply by using the information in their own social media profiles.

When I was in school, the bullies were on the playground. Today, they stalk their prey on Facebook and other social media sites. Cyberbullying has led to an increase in teen suicides and many other problems. One school district in California has begun to monitor the social media posts of their students to identify potential problems and stop them before they become a problem.

In a blog post (July 3rd), the social networking site announced they are "experimenting with new ways to tailor ads" to make them "more useful to our users in the United States." With a few simple clicks, you can stop them from doing that to your account.