Samantha Milton said she even noticed her kids were treated differently when she was in a bigger body.

"Social Studies" examines the harsh realities of growing up online.

TikTok has removed accounts associated with Russian state media for engaging in “covert influence operations” on the social media platform ahead of the U.S. presidential election

Lawyers for the Chinese-owned social media giant are scheduled to argue in court on Monday, claiming the law that could ban the app is unconstitutional.

Ipsy Award winner and Baldie Bean founder Chloe Bean talks about her alopecia journey and TikTok success in honor of Alopecia Awareness Month.

TikTok creator and beauty influencer Jools Lebron chats about her “very demure, very mindful” viral phrase.

"GMA" shares an exclusive look at TikTok’s new plan to empower families to have conversations about online safety and well-being.

ABC News’ Will Ganss takes a look at the teachers of TikTok who are inspiring students and each other by sharing advice and lessons from the classroom.

Congressman Josh Gottheimer, a co-author of the TikTok bill, says a new study supports concerns that China is using algorithmic manipulation to influence users' beliefs and behaviors.

TikTok star Jools Lebron made a stylish TV debut on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"

ABC News contributor Mike Muse talks about TikTok’s newest "demure" trend and social media’s influence.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with Dr. Joren Whitley, a chiropractor for both men and animals, about finding social media fame and sharing his passion for animal care – from snakes to kangaroos.

ABC News' Phil Lipof speaks with TikTok sensation Tala Alleyene about amassing over 2 million followers who get to watch her as she raises a variety of moths and butterflies.

The Department of Justice is taking aim at TikTok over how it allegedly handles private information provided by minors.

The Department of Justice claims the company unlawfully collected the data of millions of children under the age of 13 and allowed them to create accounts without their parent's permission.

The Justice Department accused TikTok and its parent company of unlawfully collecting and retaining data from children in violation of U.S. privacy laws.

Host of two hit podcasts, Drew Afualo shares her journey from TikTok star to author of new her memoir "LOUD," which serves as a manual to get the life you deserve.

The Department of Justice says in a new court filing that TikTok collects data on how American users view topics like religion, abortion and gun control.

The Department of Justice accused the popular social media platform TikTok of being a national security threat in new court filings. ABC News' Perry Russom reports.

ABC News' Linsey Davis speaks with viral content creator Austin Williams about being inspired by his Southern roots and the deep love for music that changed his life.

Derek Rodenhausen, the husband of the late author Sarah Mandel, opens up about his wife's final TikTok video.

Illinois' new law requires compensation for kids under 16 shown on social media.

Senior Advisor for the Muslim Public Affairs Council Faiyaz Hussain describes how the ban on the platform would strip away an essential tool minority groups use for advocacy.

Supporters of the lawsuit argue the legislation threatens the First Amendment rights of 170 million U.S. users and would effectively ban the app.

Is it rational for the U.S. government to force the sale of TikTok from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, over national security concerns?

ABC News' Linsey Davis speaks with content creator and comedian Matt Mathews about going viral after posting about life on a farm.

The "Symphony" program allows brands to create AI-generated avatars of real influencers and actors to sell their products. ABC News' Emanuelle Saliba joins the show to explain how the program works.

ABC News business reporter Alexis Christoforous reports on the latest economic trends.

TikTok is becoming a rising news source. Lawmakers are raising concerns about its impact on younger audiences.

Natasha Allen and other young people are using TikTok to not only share their cancer journeys, but to also find community.

Congress passed a law to potentially ban a platform that is a source of income for many--Some TikTok users are questioning how to balance the right to free speech and national security concerns.

ABC News’ Stephanie Ramos spoke with the family behind the viral Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts baby.

We follow Kim Hale as she fulfills her dream of performing in a Broadway show

The company’s goal is to compete with YouTube by allowing more detailed content.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with chef and content creator Josh Scherer on inventing unique recipes for “Mythical Kitchen” and how he hopes the new generation of chefs will inspire people.

TikTok users have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government, claiming the recent legislation is a violation of their first amendment right. ABC News contributor Brian Buckmire explains.

A group of TikTokers are suing the federal government over the new law that could potentially ban the popular social media platform boasting over a billion users worldwide.

The move comes as a new law could eventually lead to the app being banned in the U.S.

Content creators are suing the government to stop a potential ban of the social media platform. ABC News' Rhiannon Ally reports on their argument.

The social media company is adding a feature allowing it to automatically label AI-generated content created on other platforms.

"GMA" looks at the new feature to label AI-created content in an effort to help battle misinformation.

The social platform has a viable case but faces challenges, experts said.

In a move to help combat online misinformation, the social media giant says it will identify some ai-generated content.

The social media company claims the law to ban the app is "unconstitutional" and violates Americans' right to free speech.

TikTok and Chinese parent company ByteDance filed a lawsuit against the federal government over what it called an "unconstitutional" potential ban of the social media platform in the United States.

TikTok and its owners ByteDance filed a lawsuit against the federal government Tuesday over its potential ban of the app in the United States.

Parent company ByteDance claims the new law, signed in April, violates users' First Amendment rights.

TikTok's parent company ByteDance claims the newly signed law violates users First Amendment rights.

Fifty-one percent of adults say the U.S. government should try to force a sale of the Chinese-owned app and 53% support a ban if it is not sold, according to an ABC News/Ipsos poll.

Universal Music Group has signed a deal for some top artists to reappear on the popular platform.