Photobucket faces wrath of users after quietly introducing $400 per year hotlinking fee
The image hosting service is being accused of blackmail
Judge throws out Facebook lawsuit, says it's users' responsibility to protect their privacy
The case revolved around Facebook tracking users when they're logged out
Summer Games Done Quick 2017 is in full swing
Watch speedrunners destroy your favorite games for charity
Despite demands from some users, Facebook says it won't be adding a crucifix reaction emoji
Conservative Christians have requested the button in response to the rainbow emoji
Facebook will show you where to find free Wi-Fi
You just have to grant access to location data, even when you're not using the app
Facebook, Twitter could face up to €50 million fines in Germany for failing to promptly delete hate speech
Critics say the new law goes too far
G2A will soon require sellers to reveal their name and address
Seller anonymity is a thing of the past
Twitter is able to detect riots almost an hour faster than police
Study claims Twitter is an excellent tool for predicting social disorder
Amazon's third annual Prime Day returns July 11
The deals will extend for 30 hours and be available in 13 countries
Google ordered to remove certain search results worldwide by Supreme Court of Canada
Will Alphabet comply with the decision is the real question
Google Photos begins rolling out new sharing features this week
Give and get the photos you care about
Yahoo announces Yahoo Mail Pro, Mail gets an interface overhaul
Yahoo Mail is faster and sleeker than ever before
Vimeo kills off subscription video service before it launches
It was scheduled to be unveiled next year
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Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, and YouTube join forces in fight against online extremism
They have formed the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism
Facebook willing to spend $3 million per episode for TV-quality original shows
Welcome to Facebook TV
YouTube now has 1.5 billion monthly logged-in users, but wants more
Viewers watch around one hour's worth of video on mobile devices alone
Facebook testing new feature that prevents profile photos from being copied and misused
It even stops people from taking screenshots on Android devices
