Europe's biggest weapon for ensuring platforms tackle illegal content and keep children safe online is the Digital Services Act.

ZDNET's key takeaways Snapchat now limits free Memories storage to 5GB.Paid plans start at $1.99 per month for 100GB.Users ...

U.N. experts say that Taliban restrictions on the internet and social media violate Afghan rights. Afghanistan experienced a 48-hour internet blackout from Sept. 29 that coincided with a ...

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A Muncie woman was recently arrested after she allegedly had files of child sex abuse material. According to a news release from the Indiana State Police, 23-year-old Hannah ...

Snapchat will soon charge you for storing Memories. Learn how to back up your favorite Snaps and tidy up your library before the change.

The call recording feature is also limited to a few regions, with availability restricted to users in the UK, India, Japan, ...

Technically, once a Snap is viewed and disappears, it’s meant to be gone for good — that’s Snapchat’s whole philosophy: ...

In a statement, the company said that when it first launched Memories, it didn’t expect it to grow this large. Now, with many users storing years’ worth of Snaps and videos, Snapchat says it needs to ...

Snapchat now caps free storage at 5GB. Learn how to export your Memories to your camera roll or download them all at once ...

Snapchat will soon charge users for memories storage after a decade of free access. Users can store up to 5GB for free, but ...