Facebook executives lay out their plan to protect US election integrity in the future
Facebook doesn't want a repeat of the 2016 presidential elections
Cambridge Analytics data still available online despite claims they destroyed it
Channel 4 News was still able to obtain profiling information for 136,000 Colorado residents
Facebook adding options for deleting your data to mobile app
Social media giant wants to earn back you trust by providing 'transparency' and options
Google acquires Tenor to improve mobile GIF sharing
As the Internet evolved and mobile devices exploded in popularity, image search habits changed
Playboy deletes its Facebook accounts following Cambridge Analytica scandal
Another big company walks away from the platform
Mozilla's new 'Facebook Container' extension aims to prevent Facebook from monitoring your web activity
Mozilla's relationship with Facebook has been a bit rocky lately
Netlfix no longer allowed to compete at Cannes Film Festival
Over its movies' lack of theatrical releases
Corporate donations to Wikipedia may surprise you
Cards Against Humanity was the fourth largest corporate giver
Facebook has been collecting detailed call and text logs for years
The true extent of Facebook's data harvesting is surprising people
Facebook received four lawsuits in one week following Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal
This hasn't been a good week for Facebook
Elon Musk deletes official SpaceX and Tesla Facebook pages
The #DeleteFacebook campaign is picking up momentum
Craigslist shuts down personals section in response to Congress' anti-online sex-trafficking bill
Craigslist said it can't risk jeopardizing its other services
Chrome can finally block those annoying autoplay videos
I feel like we've done this before
Mozilla pulls ads from Facebook in wake of Cambridge Analytica scandal
More problems for the social network
YouTube rolls out new guidelines for channels that promote firearms or firearm accessories
Some instructional and promotional videos will be prohibited
Zuckerberg responds with open letter on the Cambridge Analytica scandal: a recap
CEO apologizes, "we have a basic responsibility to protect people's data"
Bitcoin will eventually be the world's 'single currency' says Twitter CEO
But is that a good thing?
Nvidia launches website dedicated to screenshots taken with Ansel technology
Win a Razer Blade Stealth laptop powered by a Titan Xp in an external enclosure
Google announces the 'Google News Initiative' to further combat the spread of 'fake news'
Google is taking significant steps to fight misinformation
The Internet Archive has uploaded 60 classic handheld LCD games for free
Retro gaming is far from dead
Game developers can soon integrate Facebook streaming directly into their titles
Facebook is looking to challenge Twitch
Twitter might become the next platform to ban cryptocurrency-related ads
After Google and Facebook did the same
Wikimedia Foundation wasn't aware of YouTube's plans to use Wikipedia content alongside conspiracy videos
YouTube linking to Wikipedia has its pros and cons
Stephen Hawking's three-part TV series is available to stream for free
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