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The Better Business Bureau is warning consumers not to get sucked in by the 'Secret Sister' gift exchange circulating on social media. It's a scam.

There are all sorts of people in the world, and then there are the specific type of people you find on Facebook garage sales sites.

As if phone calls from debt collectors aren't bad enough, a proposed bill would let them contact you on social media.

A new policy instituted by a CNY fast food restaurant is stirring debate.

Ever notice once you search something online it shows up on Facebook? You're not alone and Facebook announced a way to clear that history.

BE CAREFUL! Everything from your Instagram account is going to be sold and used without your permission...or is it?

We've seen a bunch of people on Facebook re-sharing this post that new a new store is opening in the Glenwood Shopping Plaza in Oneida. Is it true?

FaceApp seems harmless, but could be another lurking online danger.

Most of us do it: scroll through social media, feeling a twinge of jealousy or even guilt when we see another mom enjoying what looks like a "perfect" day with her family. Here's the thing: it's not real.

There's another Facebook scam going around and clicking on it could infect your device with malware or download unwanted apps.

You may have seen the posts touting summer sales from some recognizable brands. Don't click - it's a scam.

You may have seen a post showing an impressive tornado that was reportedly taken in Chittenango. Unfortunately, it's fake.