A feed without likes is far from a revolution. But I want to enjoy this summer with my friends, not my metrics.
Arielle Pardes
Microsoft is switching up its default font for the first time since 2007.
Even Calibri’s Creator Is Glad That Microsoft Is Moving On
The first day, I logged 8 miles. I haven't looked back.
My Treadmill Desk Made Working From Home a Cakewalk
Harassment takes many forms. The platform’s latest update works to address a broader swath of negative interactions by hiding comments and sending warnings.
Covering Comments Is Instagram’s Newest Anti-Bullying Tool
A new update allows for cross-platform messaging for the first time within the Facebook family of apps.
Facebook Merges DMs for Instagram and Messenger
The company is wooing creators with features they know and love, on a platform President Trump doesn’t publicly hate.
Instagram Launches Reels, Its TikTok Clone, in the US
Following the example of competitors like Facebook and Snap, Twitter is piloting a new ephemeral feature it calls "fleets," for “your fleeting thoughts.”
Meet Fleets: Twitter Is Testing Out Disappearing Tweets
What you need to know about the promise (and peril) of networked lightbulbs, ovens, cameras, speakers and, well … everything.
What Is the Internet of Things? A WIRED Guide
A new survey backs assumptions with data: Like IRL romance, finding a match on the web is a mixed bag. And yes, women get lots of unwanted dick pics.
Americans Are Split On Online Dating—but Swipe More Than Ever
The dating app says its new machine-learning tool can help flag potentially offensive messages and encourage more users to report inappropriate behavior.