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You can opt to upgrade your Fitbit experience—but should you?

Even if you posted copyrighted materials, Instagram isn't deleting your account.

Spotify doesn't make it straightforward, but you can easily download songs and playlists for offline use.

If you're already communicating with a group of Strava buddies in another chat app, it's time to switch over.

You'll now be able to mass delete spam and bot follows on Instagram.

WhatsApp now finally lets you tamp down the chaos of your group chats by pinning important information at the top.

At long last, Meta's messing app will let you read in private—and edit your own messages too.

The company is rolling out a dedicated AI image generator for Snapchat+ subscribers.

From Temu to Minecraft, these are the most popular apps on iPhone.

If you don't want your WhatsApp voice messages saved in perpetuity, you're in luck.

Finally, you can add one tag to your posts on Threads. That's right: one.

Now you can customize a browser with the features and buttons you need the most.

Ditch Evernote—these free (and premium) note-taking alternatives are much better.

If not all of your photos and videos are transferring, they're probably in the cloud.

It's easy for you and your friends to create playlists of all your favorite songs.

Spotify's 2023 Wrapped is here, and this time you'll be assigned a distinct character and your own "Sound Town."

iPhone users now have a Google Drive feature Android users have had for a decade.

It's now easier to both find something new to watch and to track the titles you've seen.

You can finally download reels from any public Instagram account.

A update to Google Maps Lists feature could replace your hectic group chat.