Users can see who liked a post but not the total amount of likes a post has received. Only the author of the post will be able to see the total count.

As Countdown’s human calculator has shown with her Twitter abusers, blocking them – and not engaging – is a better way of dealing with them

Facebook's News Tab is supposed to launch this fall; the company will pay some news publishers to syndicate their headlines and article previews.

Casio’s basic watches have barely changed in decades, a rare achievement as planned obsolescence is elevated to a corporate art form, our columnist says.

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YouTube's creator backlash is occurring as TikTok emerges as a creator favorite.

Triumph over five human opponents at Texas hold’em brings bots closer to solving complicated real-world problems.

Facebook has stopped working properly, at the same time as WhatsApp. Rather than a total or global outage, the Facebook issue appears to be specific to certain features.

A bipartisan bill in Congress would prohibit websites and online platforms from employing deliberately deceptive tactics.

Several employees were caught abusing the tool, which let them read users’ messages and passwords.

Facebook says its “stablecoin,” will empower billions and underpin a stunningly ambitious global economy. And it promises to keep its hands off your transactional data.

In the wake of a slew of fatal accidents involving elderly drivers, the government plans to create a new driver's license system that limits senior citizen

It used a Shazam-like technology to identify soccer games

For years, tech companies have relied on a rhetorical sleight of hand. It’s not working anymore.

Ring, Amazon's doorbell company, posted a video of a woman suspected of a crime and asked users to call the cops with information.

If Android becomes more fragmented, Google thinks everybody loses