A coalition of human rights groups and technology organizations blasted House Democrats’ high-tech border security proposal as a potentially invasive form of surveillance that would curtail Americans' privacy and target minorities.
Randi Zuckerberg was brought in by her brother to work at Facebook in 2004 when the fledgling start-up had just 50 employees. She worked in the live video department of the social network but says by 2011 she felt she had no choice but to leave.
Google is attempting to make Chrome users more secure with the release of a new extension that automatically checks to see if the passwords you are using are safe.
The Navy is building two new large drone ships to coordinate synchronized attacks, perform command and control across fleets of Unmanned Surface Vessels and conduct high-risk maritime missions such as anti-submarine operations, mine countermeasures, surface warfare and forward-deployed surveillance.
Colin Kroll, the co-founder of the popular HQ Trivia game and Vine apps died from an overdose of drugs including fentanyl, cocaine and heroin, according to officials.
A threat to democracy and national security. A public health disaster thanks to addictive behavior and bullying. An anti-competitive monopolist that’s destroyed privacy in pursuit of its data-mining business model.
A major Canadian cryptocurrency exchange is in the spotlight following the sudden death of its founder, which has left customers unable to access $190 million in funds.
A family in Illinois was horrified when the Nest security system they'd purchased to give them peace of mind was taken over by a hacker — the latest example of what the tech company has called a "third-party hack."
Nintendo said Monday that its new video game title “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate” sold more than 12 million units between its release on Dec. 7 and Dec. 31, making it the fastest-selling game in Nintendo’s history.
Customers of a Canadian cryptocurrency exchange are reportedly unable to access $190 million of funds after the company’s founder died with the passwords needed to access the money.
Microsoft is taking a step toward true "cross-platform play" by opening the doors for Xbox Live users to chat with their friends on PC, Android, iOS, and the Nintendo Switch.