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A Senate panel is calling on the CEOs of Facebook and Twitter to defend their handling of disinformation in the contest between President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden.

Zoom will be getting rid of its 40-minute limit on free calls for Thanksgiving to give families more virtual time together.

A new futuristic audio technology from Noveto Systems allows people to move around in their own personal sound bubble.

YouTube restored services after a brief outage on Wednesday.

By next year, debt collectors will be allowed to contact debtors via text messages, email and even through private social media messaging.

Walmart announced Tuesday that the company has joined forces with self-driving car company Cruise to test out autonomous grocery delivery in Arizona.

A Tiktok video from a McDonald's employee has sparked outrage online after the worker claimed that all of the fast food chain’s cups hold the same amount of any drink.

One home baker and TikToker decided to share how she kept track of the voting results for each state using a giant cookie of the U.S. and blue and red icing.

Facebook and YouTube have also removed a clip of Steve Bannon’s “War Room” show, in which the former Trump adviser called for the beheading of FBI Director Christopher Wray and the nation’s top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci.

The company says the move is the latest effort in steps they’re taking to “provide reliable information” as misinformation spreads about the 2020 election.

Trump has for weeks argued without evidence that mail voting is prone to fraud, a claim which election officials have repeatedly debunked.

Democratic lawmakers are urging Twitter to suspend President Trump's account, suggesting none of his tweets should be posted until all ballots have been counted in the 2020 presidential election.

“We’re seeing exactly what we expected, which is not enough, especially in the case of Facebook,” said Shannon McGregor, an assistant professor of journalism and media at the University of North Carolina.

A federal judge has postponed President Donald Trump's threatened shutdown of the popular short-form video app TikTok.

If you are planning on following the election results on social media Tuesday night, here are a few things you need to know about what your social media feeds will look like.

A Twitter spokesperson said the Tweet was flagged for “making a potentially misleading claim about an election.”