U.S. Congress has asked Facebook: Who used fake overseas accounts to promote Canada's protest convoys? The chair of a powerful committee sent a letter to company founder Mark Zuckerberg that mentions past Russian behaviour as a concern.

The company formerly known as X-Mode is now part of a federal government contractor that sells location data quietly harvested from apps.

Meta made “material representations and omissions,” complaint alleges.

Elon Musk has accused the Securities and Exchange Commission of harassment but the regulator disagreed with the accusations.

The Taiwan and Lithuania Center for Semiconductors and Materials Science has opened in Vilnius, the Taiwanese Representa...

While gizmos such as Apple’s AirTags are undeniably useful, they carry with them the danger of privacy abuses

It’s a mess out there.

Amazon has spent 15 years rolling out various grocery services but hasn't landed on a profitable or coherent strategy.

A blog post making the argument that Google Search is dying shot to the top of Hacker News this week—and sparked a big debate.

Mozilla’s privacy-heavy browser is flatlining but still crucial to future of the web.

Inflation is disrupting operations at the world's biggest company

Facebook rebranded itself as Meta in order to fully embrace virtual reality via the Oculus platform, so how is that actually going?.

The company’s new head of global affairs needs to tackle the surveillance business model that has done so much harm, says Frederike Kaltheuner of Human Rights Watch

With help from machine learning software, computer scientists may have unmasked the identity of Q, the founder of the QAnon movement.

A recent SEC filing documents the timeline of Microsoft's deal to purchase Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion.

Wind farms have been paid to refrain from producing up to half of the electricity they are capable of generating, according to research that led MPs to warn that "inappropriate" decisions on wind power were "forcing excess costs onto consumers".

Most "but not all" are QA testers.

An electric wheelchair for people with tetraplegia, a condition when patients are unable to move their upper or lower body, was designed by an Egyptian researcher Abdelrahman Omran

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DETROIT (AP) — U.S. auto safety regulators have launched another investigation of Tesla, this time tied to complaints that its cars can stop on roads for no apparent reason. The government says it has 354 complaints from owners during the past nine months…