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Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and other big tech companies have all stored users' encryption keys in China in exchange for access to the Chinese market.

Amazon Prime was launched in 2005 with a focus on free shipping. See how it's evolved over the years and what membership now gets you.

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Netizens, which debuted at Tribeca Film Festival, examines the real-life effect of online harassment through the perspectives of women like attorney Carrie Goldberg and game developer Anita Sarkeesian who've experienced it themselves.

Amazon made $1.6 billion in profit during the first three months of 2018, more than double from the same period a year earlier.

Google has updated Gmail with new security and productivity features. These are our favorites.

Google is rolling out a new version of Gmail that includes beefed up security and productivity tools.

Experts believe humans and machines will work much more closely together.

Snap unveiled a new version of its smart sunglasses, Spectacles 2.0, which are smaller and water resistant.

Nissan's redesigned electric car isn't as exciting as some competitors but it's practical and affordable.

Facebook confronts Wall Street for the first time since the Cambridge Analytica data scandal.

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YouTube's latest attempt to fix its problematic video issues is a collection of settings on the its kids app.

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WhatsApp is hiking its minimum user age in Europe to 16 from 13 in order to comply with a tough new data privacy law.

Airtel and Vodafone are merging two infrastructure firms they control to create a network of 163,000 mobile masts, the largest outside China.

Twitter's second quarter earning results are a strong signal the social media company's turnaround efforts are bearing fruit.

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