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Meyer: Millennials can avoid living dangerously

COMMENT: For those who are growing up in the digital area, sexting is fun and flirty - and safe, writes Melissa Isabella Meyer.

Mum's genius trick for teens' messy room

A parent at her wits end with messy kids devises a punishment idea that's gone viral.

Do you Tinder while travelling?

Swiping right while in another country could lead to more than just a date - it's also a great way to meet locals.

Bikini bodies: Can they maintain them?

Aliviyah, Beberly: Worst baby names

Reworking traditional names is the latest trend in bad baby names.

Can you spot hidden figure in this map?

A hidden image on a map sparks hilarity across the internet.

Baby photos stolen for ads

Kiwi parents who share pictures of their children on social media are having their photos stolen to advertise knock-off baby products.

Bikini bodies: 'We're seeing results'

What THAT meme kid looks like now

His fist-clenching, grumpy-faced image became a viral sensation.

The dark side of weight loss

One man reveals the downside to massive weight loss.

How a Big Mac survives being doused in molten copper

WATCH: Viral video reveals what happens when you try to burn a McD's burger.

Bikini bodies: Finding abs and confidence

Saudis find love on social media

Citizens of the conservative Saudi Arabia are increasingly turning to social media networks to pursue relationships and plan forbidden rendezvous.

Amber Rose supports Kim's nude tweet

Amber Rose believes Kim Kardashian West was unfairly criticised for her nude photos.

Children ask parents to ditch gadgets

Parents used to be the ones telling their children to put down their phones and pay attention.

Twilight heartthrob is considering Twitter

The 29-year-old British actor has avoided the social media platform up to now because he knows his fame from the Twilight films means he will have to do deal with countless obsessed 'Twihard' fans.

How Facebook is stopping teen pregnancy

Teen pregnancies are at their lowest in eight years and some experts think social media could be partly responsible.

What could happen to your pics online

Social media is a legal minefield for those who post pics - particularly unflattering ones - of strangers, writes Shonatavia Johnson.