‘Facebook cannot be trusted.’ By Shannon Liao@Shannon_Liao Apr 8, 2019, 6:00pm EDT New Zealand’s Privacy Commissioner John Edwards took to Twitter on Sunday night to criticize Facebook for recklessly
In an effort to combat extremism online, Pakistan’s government has launched an application that will allow its citizens to report websites that publish extremist content
SEATTLE — Microsoft reported a $6.3 billion loss in its second quarter, reflecting a huge charge stemming from last year’s tax reform legislation. Without that
Facebook has been taking a long hard look at how it’s affecting democracy and the social media giant doesn’t like everything it sees in the
So long, and thanks for all the Likes. Ditch your social apps—for good. Rahul Chakraborty via Unsplash In theory, social media promises to connect you
About 200 Muslims rallied Friday outside Facebook’s headquarters in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta to protest the social media giant’s blocking of pages that are
Facebook took part this week in key talks with European police agencies on how to stop and eliminate violent and terror-related Islamic jihadist posts, in
Apple has apologised to its customers amid criticism over the company’s admission that it deliberately slows down some ageing iPhone models. In a statement posted
AT&T will layoff and fire more than a thousand workers starting early next year, according to local reports. Across the Midwest, an estimated 600 workers
Twitter suspended the accounts of the far-right leaders of Britain First Monday, thus scrapping several anti-Muslim videos they posted that were retweeted by President Donald
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