Facebook has been paying people $20 per month for complete access to their phones
The social network has now shuttered its market research app for iOS
Firefox 65 wants to give you more control over your internet privacy
Firefox's privacy settings panel has been revamped
More cable users are consuming 1TB of data per month, face fines for exceeding caps
The number of terabyte users have almost doubled since last year
Reverse supply chain: Reselling Amazon returns has become a billion-dollar business
Products are resold at 5 - 15% of their original cost
Wall Street Journal op-ed by Mark Zuckerberg explains how ad targeting works... again
"We don't sell people's data, even though it's often reported that we do"
YouTube is reducing the spread of borderline content
Curbing the spread of misinformation by limiting recommendations
New study shows over half of Netflix customers would cancel if it had ads
Just give us what we are paying for --- uninterrupted television
Criminals are laundering money through kids playing Fortnite
$250,000 in Fortnite transactions occurred on eBay in a two-month period
YouTube TV goes nationwide nearly two years after launch
Just in time for Super Bowl LIII
Microsoft's mobile Edge browser will warn users about fake news
The browser says not to trust the Daily Mail
Arizona lawmaker wants to help fund the border wall through a $20 online porn fee
Not sure how many people would be okay with this
Supreme Court denied reviewal of defamation lawsuit against Yelp reviews
Your negative reviews are safe --- for now
Russia says Facebook and Twitter are violating its laws by not storing data in the country
The pair could face big fines or even bans
French data protection watchdog hits Google with $57 million fine for GDPR violations
Due to its lack of transparency
The "10 Year Challenge" may be an elaborate data collection plan to train facial recognition algorithms
It may just be a fun, user-generated meme, but it is certainly very helpful to facial recognition systems
Amazon stats show 50,000 SMBs on its platform exceeded half a million in sales last year
Ecommerce can be a gold mine for small businesses
The EU's contentious 'Link Tax' rejected again after 11 member states disapprove
Drafters have until the end of next month to reword the regulations
Long-running Twitter bug could have exposed your private tweets
Twitter's now fixed it - over four years later
Netflix subscribers up 33% during 2018, says it competes with Fortnite more than HBO
The service now captures 10% of all TV viewing time in the US
New reverse proxy tool posted on Github can easily bypass 2FA and automate phishing attacks
The tool can bypass traditional 2FA, but doesn't work against the newer U2F standard
Most Facebook users aren't aware of the social network's targeted ad practices
Are you comfortable with Facebook compiling a list of your traits and interests?
YouTube clamps down on dangerous viral challenges in wake of Bird Box phenomenon
Who'd have thought driving blindfolded might be dangerous?