Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta has labelled Apple's App Tracking Transparency feature 'harmful.' An analyst said it could be ...

With Amazon's Staten Island warehouse facing a vote to unionize next month, police have arrested labor organizer Christian Smalls..

As Russian aggression in Ukraine mounts so does the amount of Russia-related fake news in the digital public space. 

The former head of Texas' power grid said a decision to keep electricity prices high during last year's storm came from the governor.

Twitter: We goofed up by suspending users tracking the conflict with Russia.

Facebook is struggling to retain users, fending off regulation, trying to pivot to VR, and paying a massive wage premium to attract the workers it needs to make any of this happen. The company is on the ropes

Ukraine supplies more than 90% of the US’s semiconductor-grade neon, a gas integral to the lasers used in the chip-making process,. Now what?

The Kremlin's web of nonstate hackers can wreak just as much havoc as Putin's government.

Analysts warn that Europe faces potentially harsh economic pain in the short term if Russia chooses to use energy as leverage in its war on Ukraine.

Restrictions come after Facebook limits Kremlin-backed media accounts in wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Etsy last raised transaction fees in 2018 from 3.5 percent.

YouTube is under pressure to remove or cut ties with prolific pro-Russia channels, which have racked up tens of billions of views, by one estimate.

(Reuters) - The government of Ukraine is asking for volunteers from the country's hacker underground to help protect critical infrastructure and conduct cyber spying missions against Russian troops, according two people involved in the project.

Hackers launch cyber attacks against Russian government websites, including state-controlled Russia Today, in response to the Ukraine crisis.

Everyone and everything is being mobilized to fight back against the Russian invasion.

Plea agreements detail plan to attack substations across US and cause mass unrest.

Came Back Alive is a Kyiv-based NGO.

The UK government is introducing a bill that will require Facebook, Google and other tech platforms to verify the identities of users..

Everyone and everything is being mobilized to fight back against the Russian invasion.

The founder of a digital media site tweeted that "it was a death sentence" when Facebook started prioritizing certain content over feel-good stories.

Posts praising their role in defending Ukraine or being in Ukraine's National Guard will be allowed, a Meta spokesperson told Insider.