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WhatsApp has implemented new restrictions on message forwarding in an attempt to combat the spate of mob killings in India.

A 13-year-old boy learned a valuable lesson after his "Fortnite" account was hacked and his expensive avatar was killed off by a stranger during a gaming session last week.

Blueprints for 3D-printed guns can be downloaded next month following a landmark Department of Justice settlement with Second Amendment advocates.

Microsoft recently stopped an effort to hack three US candidates up for election this year.

People might find their Netflix binges interrupted by emergency alerts under a bipartisan bill announced in the Senate Wednesday.

Nicole Eby was 9 years old when she last saw her sister Michella Welch alive—and she didn’t know if there would ever be a break in the 32-year-old cold case.

Digital media overuse can lead to ADHD in young people, a new study says.

Popular mobile games such as "Clash of Clans," "Clash Royale" and "Marvel Contest of Champions" are being used to launder money, according to a new report from a German cybersecurity company.

The Army’s new weapon will look like a light machine gun, but will put M1 Abrams Main Battle Tank-style blasting power literally at the fingertips of U.S. soldiers.

Alongside the rise in popularity of smartphones, most states have put distracted driving laws on the books over the past decade.

You don't need to be Tony Stark to wear this suit, but you might need to be him to afford it.

How often do you change your passwords?

The Pentagon is making a massive push to accelerate the application of artificial intelligence to ships, tanks, aircraft, drones, weapons and large networks as part of a sweeping strategy to more quickly harness and integrate the latest innovations.

YouTube removed “FamilyOFive” from its website following uproar from users online.

Facebook may be locked in a battle against fake news, and now CEO Mark Zuckerberg is backtracking on claims that the social network won’t ban Holocaust deniers.

Facebook may be locked in a battle against fake news, and now CEO Mark Zuckerberg is backtracking on claims that the social network won’t ban Holocaust deniers.

The Navy is now integrating and preparing weapons systems for its advanced Ford aircraft carrier during 12-month period called Post-Shakedown Availability (PSA)—one of several key final steps designed to prepare the ship for ocean warfare when the ship deploys in 2022.

Facebook may be locked in a battle against fake news, but CEO Mark Zuckerberg says that the social network is not going to become a fact checker anytime soon, going so far as to say it won't ban Holocaust deniers.

Over 160 companies working in artificial intelligence have signed a pledge not to develop lethal autonomous weapons.

Facebook data gathered by now-defunct political consultancy Cambridge Analytica was accessed from Russia, a British lawmaker charged.