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The Elon Musk-owned platform remains a vital tool for politicians despite misinformation about disorder in Britain

Social networks have revolutionised the way we communicate, stay informed and share moments of our daily lives. We use platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and TikTok to keep in touch with our friends and family, share our experiences, keep informed, and express our opinions.

A lawsuit was filed this week against the World Federation of Advertisers and specific companies like Mars and Unilever.

X (formerly Twitter), by default, uses your posts and activities to train its Grok AI chatbot, but you can opt out of this experience in at least two ways. Here's how.

User-written notes will appear under videos deemed "inaccurate or unclear."

New data shows US police have arrested "at least 2 dozen" people since 2018 "accused of abducting or abusing victims" they'd met on Roblox.

Musk is making a difficult situation in the U.K. worse by siding with violent mobs claiming authorities are policing England’s white communities differently from those of immigrants.

Ofcom could soon receive new powers to ban social media platforms or even take legal action against tech bosses

The UK government hit back at Elon Musk after the tech billionaire made controversial comments about the far-right riots, fueled by online misinformation, gripping the country. "Civil war is inevitable" in the UK, Musk posted on his social media platform X.

Musk told to ‘stick to batteries, cars and rockets’ rather than wade into the row on Britain’s system of law and order

Elon Musk's X sued an advertising group and several large corporations on Tuesday accusing them of causing billions of dollars of losses by "illegally" boycotting the social media platform.