YouTube relaxes its restrictions on in-game violence in videos
Gaming creators can now avoid video age-restrictions
New Facebook tool lets users easily transfer data to Google Photos
Arriving worldwide in the first half of 2020
Retailers post a record $7.4B in online sales on Black Friday
Consumers made $2.9B worth of purchases using their smartphones
Facebook submits to Singapore government, labels post 'fake news'
Facebook's lenient policies don't apply everywhere
Google Photos is rolling out manual face tagging feature, but there's a catch
The feature will still rely on Google's face detection algorithm
Firefox will start blocking fingerprints by default
Starting in version 72 of the browser
Twitter will delete accounts that have been inactive for six months (Updated)
Make sure to log-in by December 11 to keep yours
RiskIQ exposes MageCart group that has combined data exfiltration techniques
Using phishing, skimming, and MitM attacks, Fullz House maximizes its profits
Opinion: Google brings more intelligence to G Suite
Baby steps to artificial intelligence
Facebook has a new market research app that pays users for their data
The company promises this won't be a privacy nightmare
eBay is selling online ticket exchange StubHub for $4 billion in cash
Creating a colossus in the online ticket resell industry
Contract for the Web: Tim Berners-Lee launches plan to fix the web
Before we experience a "digital dystopia"
Walmart subsidiary Jet.com is shutting down its fresh-food delivery business
Jet hasn't been a high priority for Walmart since its 2016 acquisition
YouTube wants to help 'edgy' creators earn more ad revenue
By placing not-so-family-friendly ads on their videos
Amazon announces Dash Smart Shelf, a smart scale that can automatically reorder office supplies
The company is open to the idea of selling it to the consumers in the future
Google Earth's latest tools let users create and share 'maps or stories'
Let the trolling commence
Google outlines new, restrictive political ads policy that limits microtargeting
Another tech giant distances itself from Facebook's stance on political ads
Disney says that despite Disney+ hacked accounts, there's no evidence of a security breach
Reused credentials and keyloggers may have been responsible
Google is bringing Gmail's 'Smart Compose' feature to Google Docs
Domain administrators can sign up for the beta now
Disney says its app architecture caused Disney+ launch-day problems
It wasn't Amazon's fault
Macy's suffers credit card data breach for the second year in a row
Company did not disclose specific numbers of those affected
Evan Spiegel: Snapchat fact-checks all political ads
Perhaps Facebook will some day decide to copy this feature
Streamer makes motion controllers for Fallen Order using a toy lightsaber and a gardening glove
The Force is strong with this one
I Deleted All My Social Accounts: Three Weeks Without Social Media
To say that a lot of people use social media is an understatement. At last count, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat had more than 3 billion active users combined. In a small experiment to find out just how much social networks impact our lives, I decided to disable all my accounts for three weeks to see what, if any, effect it has on my day to day.
Disney+ will stream early episodes of The Simpsons in their original aspect ratio
The Internet rights another wrong