Adults on Twitter are being suspended if they were underage when they joined
The suspensions are a temporary fix to comply with GDPR until a more permanent solution can be established
Almost half of today's teens are online on a near-constant basis
Facebook's grip on America's youth is slipping
Australians to be blocked from Amazon.com due to tax changes
Protective tax cuts off Australia from Amazon's main site
Facebook accidentally tags Kentucky woman as HBO's Westworld chatbot
"Guess that's what I get for calling my home Westworld"
Papua New Guinea is reportedly blocking Facebook for a full month
The country is shutting down the platform for research purposes
Egypt bans YouTube for a month over 2012 Prophet Muhammad video
An appeal against the ban had been going on for years
Reddit has finally received a 'Night Mode' feature for late-night browsing
Your late-night Reddit binges are about to get a bit better
Vevo is shutting down its website and apps to focus on YouTube
The major label-owned video platform is changing direction
Facebook user going to prison for uploading bootleg copy of Deadpool
Faces up to one year in prison followed by a year probation and a $100,000 fine
Pornhub has launched their own free, ad-supported VPN with unlimited bandwidth
Keep your porn browsing sessions private
StumbleUpon, one of the web's first content discovery platforms, is throwing in the towel
The end comes after 16 years of service
Study shows that most people are still bad at picking passwords
Password walking isn't a good idea
Criminal investigation into Bitcoin price manipulation launched by Justice Department
Evidence of order spoofing and wash trading concern regulators
The UK government wants to implement 'online safety laws' to regulate the internet
The UK wants to curb cyberbullying and child exploitation
European Parliament president agrees to livestream Zuckerberg's data privacy meeting tomorrow
The meeting will stream at 6:20 pm CET on May 22
This jaw-dropping New York City flyover was filmed in 12K
The closest thing to experiencing NYC without actually being there
Chrome will remove the 'Secure' label on HTTPS sites in September
It says users should expect the web to be safe by default
Tracking firm's website bug leaked location of almost all US cell phones
The real-time locations of phones from the top four US carriers could be tracked
YouTube's new music streaming service, YouTube Music, arrives next week
And YouTube Red is getting rebranded
Zuckerberg agrees to appear before the European Parliament to answer questions regarding data privacy
The meeting will take place 'as soon as possible'
YouTube is reportedly testing an 'Incognito' option for their dedicated Android app
The feature will hide your browsing activity
Twitter will now use behavioral signals on accounts to filter public content
The never-ending battle against trolls
Zuckerberg has 'no plans' to attend UK data privacy hearing despite threat of formal summons
Parliament is none too pleased with Facebook's CEO
Watch Jimmy Fallon, Ariana Grande and The Roots jam with Nintendo Labo
Making music with cardboard