Social Media

It looks like the Feds will soon be taking over our phones again, they're just not saying when...

In this digital age we live in, it is all too easy to find out when somebody is doing something rather shady. Guys in Texas, take this as word of warning.

How you're affected depends on how you use both Instagram and Facebook.

Maybe I’m the weird one to feel that way, but that experience felt so strange.

The latest threat follows threats made last week against schools across the South Plains and Texas.

When presented with an issue on social media, here's a list of what you should ask yourself

I have already started seeing people take the latest news out of Facebook/Meta and completely misconstrue it.

The internet seems to do a great job of bringing out the worst in people.

When Texas lawmakers return to Austin in January they will tackle a wide range of issues, including property taxes, securing Texas schools, securing the grid, border issues, and much more. But what about social media?  Last session lawmakers went after the tech giants for silencing views on the right. Thi...

There are already millions of people on the app, and it seems like it might be the new Instagram for Gen Z.

Everything in this world has pros and cons, and social media is definitely one of those things.

This week the Lubbock Police Department took to social media to warn citizens about speeding and also provided a hint about which roads they would be focusing on.