The Unicode Consortium is once again working on a list of potential new emoji characters to include in Unicode 12. This time around, candidates include mixed-race couples, beautiful representations of a service dog designed to help the visually impaired, deaf people, and even same-sex mixed-race couples.

A new report by The American Academy of Facial Reconstructive Plastic Surgery says that the majority of its clinicians have now seen patients who want to undergo plastic surgery in order to look like their Snapchat-filtered selves.

Facebook today announced the Screen Time-like tools that will be used by its users in order to help them keep tabs on their usage of both Facebook itself and Instagram, the image-based social network that it also owns.

Google-owned YouTube has officially rolled out a desktop update that makes it so that videos shot in portrait orientation and shared on the site won’t be letterboxed with black bars.

Dropbox has just upgraded its existing paid plans at no extra cost, and has also announced a new 3TB storage plan tier. Here are the details.

Netlfix users will soon have access to over 100 new profile icons for use on its web-based, mobile, and TV-based apps. Here are the details.

New in iOS 12 is the ability for users to share photos with others via a public iCloud link. Here are the details on it.

Google said last year that it was not going to scan users’ personal emails for advertising purposes, which is great news. The not-so-great news is that this doesn’t extend as far as third-parties.

Get those credit cards ready folks because Amazon has today announced that its annual Prime Day 2018 will take place on July 16th.

Starting right now, Facebook is warning around 800,000 users of a bug that caused it to accidentally unblock some people that had previously been blocked. Here are the details.

Instagram has launched new “You’re All Caught Up” label in the app to show when you have seen all posts from last 2 days.

Facebook, a company famous for employing questionable tactics to keep people active across its services is testing a new tool that would allow users to see how much time they spend on its platform.