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Elon Musk, the tech billionaire, said in a tweet Wednesday that he will pay to fix every home in Flint, Mich., that has contaminated water.

As the rules currently stand, filing a consumer complaint with the FCC sees them assess and handle that complaint on your behalf.

There's good news for Netflix subscribers who like to download TV shows to a mobile device to watch offline.

Season five of "Fortnite" is almost upon us and as usual the internet has been blowing up with fan theories, plot leaks and data mining secrets.

Using your phone while driving in the UK? Expect a warning from a smart road sign, at least if you're in Norfolk.

PayPal was forced to apologize after sending a letter to a woman who had died of cancer claiming her death "breached its rules."

Apple's attempt to prevent hackers (and law enforcement) from cracking your iPhone may have a glaring flaw.

Facebook is facing a fine of over $650,000 in Britain after the country’s information regulator said Wednesday the company failed to protect millions of users’ data.

Two startups aiming to build the world’s first flying taxis are getting funding from the U.S. military.

Facebook is facing a fine of over $650,000 in Britain after the country’s information regulator said Wednesday the company failed to protect millions of users’ data.

A new Snapchat feature will soon help you buy everything you Snap.

YouTube is pouring $25 million into journalism on its platform in a push to support trustworthy news organizations and help them produce online videos.

Owning an Apple iPhone is the best way of determining whether someone is rich or not – replacing posh mustard.

Apple is turning its back on the iPhone X and iPhone SE, according to analysts.

A crew of quick-acting thieves made off with $27,000 worth of Apple laptops and iPhones in mere seconds in a brazen heist that was caught on camera.

Even your memories are vulnerable to hackers.

Ongoing media coverage about how third-party apps and smartphones can collect your data has prompted a group of Republican lawmakers to investigate the privacy practices at Google and Apple.

The “Fortnite” phenomenon has just got even weirder. A giant real-life version of the “Durr Burger” sign that features in the wildly popular video game has been found in the Mojave desert.

At the height of the Cold War, the U.S. was testing nuclear weapons in case it needed to use them. Now, videos of the remarkable footage have been released, with more than 250 videos detailing just how extensive the testing was.

Good news, deal hunters: eBay today kicked off a summer sale offering discounts on everything from TVs and action cameras to gaming gear, wearable computing devices, smart home gadgets, and more.