Facebook suspends Crimson Hexagon pending data handling investigation
Company has ties to Washington and the Kremlin and claims access to 'trillions of consumer conversations'
WhatsApp limits message forwarding in fight against the spread of false information
WhatsApp wants to get back to being a private messaging app
Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter want to simplify data transfers between online services
Owning your data doesn't mean much if you can't use it
Report shows why Amazon suffered technical issues on Prime Day
It couldn't handle the amount of traffic
Google's Move Mirror experiment matches images to your poses in real time
Using the magic of machine learning
Facebook to enforce age policies after caught 'training' to ignore
Flagged users will have to prove their age moving forward
Reddit is currently testing a Slack-like chatroom feature
The feature is only available to a handful of users for now
This year's Prime Day was Amazon's biggest sales day in company history
Prime Day surpassed even Cyber Monday in sales
Google is building a private subsea cable that runs from Virginia to France
The first trans-Atlantic cable solely owned by a non-telecom company
YouTube TV makes up for World Cup downtime with a free week of service
YouTube TV makes up for dropping the ball
YouTube to launch new tool aimed at helping creators catch unauthorized re-uploads of their videos
Copyright Match will alert content creators if their videos are re-uploaded without their permission
Locked accounts will no longer contribute towards your Twitter follower count
Some users could lose thousands of followers
Opera has launched a 'Crypto Wallet' feature for Android browser users
Opera says it's the first browser to have a built-in crypto wallet
Facebook is testing augmented reality ads, further disrupting the traditional shopping model
Bringing online shopping one step closer to the offline experience
YouTube's incognito mode is rolling out now on Android
Hide your YouTube browsing history
Mozilla's experimental 'Lockbox' password manager launches on iOS devices
No word about an Android version for now
Google says 'Docs' is secure despite Russian issue
Legit data breach or Russian trolling?
Netflix is eliminating online user reviews
Netflix cites declining usage as the main reason for moving away from written reviews
California law makes it easier to cancel auto-renewing subscriptions
If you sign up online, you must also be able to cancel online
Microsoft is finally going to add Dark Mode to Outlook.com
User demands have been acknowledged
Netflix is testing an Ultra tier that could see users paying more
Other tiers could lose some benefits
Sony jumps on the rate hike bandwagon; raises PS Vue rates by $5
I don't think this is what we were asking for when we switched from cable