Moroccan journalist Omar Radi investigates connections between politicians and business people, as well as social movements and human rights. In other...

An exclusive investigation reveals that Instagram prioritizes photos of scantily-clad men and women, shaping the behavior of content creators and the worldview of 140 millions Europeans in what remains a blind spot of EU regulations. 

The gaming service still has a lot of limitations, but it’s free to try.

Adobe's Photoshop Camera app is now available publicly on both iOS and Android following beta testing.

One app was downloaded almost 5,000 percent more times than the week before.

The search giant says it's combating "harmful information."

Could this new switch be the power-saving fix?

If passed into law, the measures will become active from 1 July

An atmospheric landscape photograph set as wallpaper seems to confuse the handsets.

Anyone looking for real innovation in smartphones today, is not going to find it in flagship lines.

Google's Messages app is packed with features, including a built-in markup tool, reminders, context-aware recommendations, a dark mode, RCS support,

Although Apple and Google’s proposals for voluntary, anonymous contact tracing apps have been well received by some, they will likely serve as vehicles for abuse, disinformation, and a false sense...

The food delivery company is a case study in the destructive nature of its own ‘disruptive’ business mode, says James Ball, the global editor at the Bureau of Investigative Journalism

Chinese internet giant Tencent has been surveilling content posted by foreign users on its wildly popular messaging service WeChat in order to help it refine censorship on its platform at home, according to a new report.

The SEC has cracked down.

A viral post raised several important questions about whether third-party apps truly help or hurt struggling restaurants.

Sony can put some of the blame on COVID-19, sure, but not all the blame. The division is in serious trouble.

Based on your profile, you'll get timely alerts about recalled food, toys, furniture and other items relevant to you.

After Xiaomi's recent misstep, it's time to ask if a cheap phone is worth the price at the cost of your privacy.

U.S. authorities have reportedly broken through the encryption on one of the iPhones belonging to a mass shooter without the help of Apple