Thousand-dollar "collectible" dumbbells and hot tubs.

Facebook has known its algorithms encourage antisocial behavior for years and done little to stop it. Malice is its moneymaker.

After months of conspiracy-mongering, people around the world are demanding Gates be arrested for crimes against humanity. Here’s how things got so bad.

Data compiled by a nonprofit organization dedicated to fact-checking worldwide shows videos spreading misinformation have surged on TikTok.

Speaking in a new interview, legendary producer Dr. Dre has said that he thinks social media has ruined the mystique of an artist.

Rowling’s latest venture is a children’s book called The Ickabog that’s been stashed away in her attic.

During COVID-19, FaceTime was somewhat of an afterthought. Zoom became a household name for group chats and meetings. Why wasn't FaceTime the choice?

While much of the world is focussed on the COVID-19 pandemic, the US Senate recently voted to expand its surveillance powers. Read more about it.

The future of podcasting is forming now.

YouTube reps acknowledged the deletions and said it was due to an error in the automated systems it uses to moderate the video service.

Mozilla has decided to drop support for Flash for the Firefox browser. This change is going to happen by December 2020, and the reason is security.

The hyper-local social media platform Nextdoor is winning over local law enforcement and other government officials in the U.S., alarming civil rights advocates.

A lot of people who were on the internet in the early 2000's remember something called RSS.

Mark Zuckerberg announced the features today.

At 22, Marcus Hutchins put a stop to the worst cyberattack the world had ever seen. Then he was arrested by the FBI. This is his untold story.

Social networks and other online content providers will have to remove paedophile and terrorism-related content from their platforms within the hour or face a fine of up to 4% of their global revenue under a French law voted in on Wednesday.

Homebound consumers are flocking to the site for scones, biscuits, muffins, breads, doughnuts and...alkaline tahini spelt cookies. Homebound chefs are eager to satisfy this newfound hunger for baked goods.

This new "evil maid" security vulnerability exposes Windows PCs to physical hacking risk.

'There's nothing you nor I can do about it,' notes security expert