If you’ve been on Facebook or Twitter this week, you’ve probably come across Gradient, the new popular photo app that takes a picture of your face and tells you what celebrity you look like. Now, after being available for barely a week, the app has been downloaded more than 1 million times.

Mark Zuckerberg said that Facebook won’t be banning political ads, even if they contain false information, during a speech at Georgetown University on Thursday. The Facebook CEO argued that political advertising is more transparent on Facebook than anywhere else, and added that political ads are an essential form of free speech. “I don’t think it’s…

Dating apps kind of suck, but then so does dating. In an age increasingly dominated by screens, both large and small, there’s no better way to boost your chances in your quest for fun or love than by putting yourself out on a digital dating board.

Instagram’s latest feature lets you better manage the data you’re sharing with third-party apps and websites. These might include, for example, photo-printing or website-building services that you had dealings with in the past, and which during setup asked for permission to “import photos from Instagram” or “connect/link to Instagram” to enable them to properly integrate.

Bots commonly shoulder the blame for social media propaganda, but a recent study out of the U.K. suggests not only that organized political misinformation campaigns have more than doubled in the last two years, but that bots take second place to human-run manipulation.