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  Talking too much personal during social interactions? Follow THESE 5 ways to avoid Oversharing

  Lifestyle | August 27, 2024 7:31 IST

  Know 5 practical tips to avoid oversharing during social interactions and maintain healthy boundaries in conversations. Learn how to keep your personal life in check while connecting with others.

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  'Should I step down as head of Twitter?' asks Elon Musk on a Twitter poll I CHECK RESULTS

  Technology | December 21, 2022 8:21 IST

  Elon Musk poll: Amid the topsy-turvy situation at Twitter, its new boss, billionaire Elon Musk, on Monday, asked its followers whether he should continue or should leave his position.

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  Govt may make user ID verification on Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter mandatory. Here's why?

  Business | January 16, 2020 22:34 IST

  The IT Ministry is learnt to have finalised the social media guidelines to check misinformation, malicious info and gender biased views and have sent to the Law ministry for vetting it where account holder verification could be made mandatory.

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  Facebook tests a new tool to curb revenge porn on social media

  Technology | May 23, 2018 19:31 IST

  As part of this initiative, anyone who fears an intimate image of them will be shared can contact one of Facebook's partners to submit a form.

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  Facebook can help elderly feel less lonely. Here's how

  Lifestyle | May 02, 2018 17:44 IST

  Facebook and similar social networking sites could play a critical role in easing isolation and making them feel like they are part of a large community

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  Want to have a stress-free life? Quit Facebook, says study

  Health | April 09, 2018 12:39 IST

  Taking a Facebook break for just 5 days reduced a person's level of the stress hormone cortisol, says study.

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  India records highest social networking growth: Study

  July 27, 2014 10:08 IST

  Bangalore: More Indians are logging into Facebook and Twitter accounts, as evident from a record growth of 37 percent in social networking during 2013, according to a study by eMarketer."Indians are increasingly logging into Facebook