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Amazon just unveiled its first sub-$50 media streamer capable of streaming 4K content.

Hacked Facebook users could be owed as much as 6,000 pounds ($7,800) in compensation as a result of the security breach revealed last week.

Hacked Facebook users could be owed as much as 6,000 pounds ($7,800) in compensation as a result of the security breach revealed last week.

Tim Cook has a four-letter word for Silicon Valley’s relentless thirst for customer data: “ bunk.”

One creative iPhone user has developed a way to turn iPhones into the civilian version of a bodycam, letting people record their interactions with police in a sly manner.

So far, Facebook has uncovered no evidence that third-party apps were also breached in last week's massive hack on the social networking site.

Facebook is adding several new tools in its ongoing battle against bullying and harassment on the platform.

Facebook, third-party apps and regulators are struggling to explain the specifics of a major security breach that allowed hackers to access 50 million accounts—one week after it was initially discovered.

Google is getting playful with its users. 

A federal judge in California ruled this month that the government cannot force Facebook to wiretap voice calls over its popular Messenger app by holding the company in contempt, according to Reuters.

Belgium plans to sue Google over the tech behemoth’s refusal to blur sensitive military sites and nuclear power plants, a military spokesman confirmed on Friday.

Humans have been looking to the stars for millennia wondering if we're the only intelligent beings in the universe.

Google has created its own universe. If you wanted to, you could use nothing but Google products, and you could live a very fruitful digital life. You could buy a Chromebook, use Gmail and G Suite, post your videos to YouTube, and save every last bit of data on Google Drive.

Google is tracking everything. Is there a search site that doesn't record what you search?

Google CEO Sundar Pichai met privately with GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill Friday amid allegations of anti-conservative bias at the tech giant and concerns about the privacy issues and the firm’s re-entry into China.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai met privately with GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill Friday amid allegations of anti-conservative bias at the tech giant and concerns about the privacy issues and the firm’s re-entry into China.

Facebook said Friday it discovered a security breach that affects nearly 50 million user accounts.