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Facebook earns 9bn dollars despite whistleblower scandal
Facebook has posted better-than-expected earnings for the third quarter, as it continues to face bad press over leaked internal documents.
Read articleFacebook apps hit with two-hour disruption days after massive outage
Just days after several of its major services went down for about six hours, Facebook on Friday suffered another outage.
Read articleYouTube cancels Rewind for good after years of everyone hating it
YouTube kindly stops rewinding
Read articlePeople in the U.S. pay more for slower internet than European, Canadian, and Asian counterparts
According to the Open Technology Institute,For many consumers, the cost of getting online right now is simply too high and also too complicated.â€
Read articleTwitch reportedly suffers massive data leak
Game-streaming platform Twitch has reportedly been the victim of a leak divulging confidential company information and streamers' earnings.
Read articleInstagram promoted pages glorifying eating disorders to teen accounts
Instagram acknowledged to CNN this weekend that those accounts broke its rules against the promotion of extreme dieting, and that they shouldn't have been allowed on the platform.
Read articleFacebook Instagram Messenger and WhatsApp went down for 6 plus hours here is why
Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger are slowly but surely coming back up after more than 6 hours of being down. Your mileage may vary for now, but the services are in the process of coming back to life.
Read articleYouTube to remove all anti-vaccine misinformation
YouTube has said it will remove content that spreads misinformation about all approved vaccines, expanding a ban on false claims about Covid-19 jabs.
Read articleNew Zealand council's Zoom talks go viral as pretend meeting
A New Zealand council's Zoom meeting has been viewed more than 290,000 times on YouTube as people use it to pretend to take part and avoid being disturbed.
Read articleTwitter tests misleading post report button for first time
"Some people" in Australia, South Korea, and the United States will now see an option for "it's misleading" when trying to report a tweet, the tech giant said.
Read articleMan Arrested After Flying Drone Into World Trade Center to Make His YouTube Pop Off
A Dallas, Texas man was arrested after flying a drone in the World Trade Center complex in New York City on August 2 and crashing it into one of the skyscrapers. The man, Adam Ismail, 22, said: "Now, I’ve got a great New York story... I need to make my YouTube pop off."
Read articleInstagram influencer Hushpuppi pleads guilty to million-dollar fraud in US
A Nigerian Instagram celebrity, Ramon Abbas, known as "Hushpuppi" has admitted his involvement in a conspiracy to defraud a Qatari businessman of more than $1m, the U.S. Justice Department has said.
Read articleGoogle Maps suggests potentially fatal route up Ben Nevis
The John Muir Trust and Mountaineering Scotland have been trying to contact the internet giant about the issue.
Read articleGoogle and Microsoft agree to start suing each other again
The tech giants end five years of quietly settling their differences.
Read articleFuture of Twitter in doubt as company under siege in critical countries
Twitter needs India and Nigeria to grow. It's running into trouble in both
Read articleHackers breach Electronic Arts stealing game source code and tools
Hackers have broken into the systems of Electronic Arts, one of the world's biggest video game publishers, and stolen source code used in company games, a spokesperson confirmed to CNN Business on Thursday.
Read articleWebsites begin to work again after major breakage
In a statement, it said: "We identified a service configuration that triggered disruption across our POPs (points of presence) globally and have disabled that configuration."
Read articleThe day the internet broke
Hundreds of websites worldwide go DOWN - with UK government, Spotify, Netflix and Amazon all affected
Read articleMicrosoft CEO says the next generation of Windows is coming soon
Satya Nadella hinted at a big update in the works for Windows 10.
Read articleTikTok takes down hundreds of Australian videos in misinformation crackdown
False Covid claims, including that Scott Morrison faked getting his vaccine, among the content removed from the popular platform
Read articleTikTok has a new CEO
TikTok has finally appointed a new permanent chief executive, eight months after its former leader called it quits as the United States was threatening to ban the app.
Read articleTikTok sued for billions over use of children data
TikTok is facing a legal challenge from former children's commissioner for England Anne Longfield over how it collects and uses children's data.
Read articleFacebook- It is Your Fault That Hackers Got Half a Billion User Phone Numbers
A database containing the phone numbers of more than half a billion Facebook users is being freely traded online, and Facebook is trying to pin the blame on everyone but themselves.
Read articleTikTok’s parent company is valued at up to $ 250 billion
Shares in ByteDance, the parent company behind call-to-action video creation app TikTok, are trading at a company valuation of more than $ 250 billion on the secondary market.
Read articleBody editing apps on TikTok trigger eating disorders
Body-editing apps advertised on social media platforms TikTok and Instagram are “triggering†young people with eating disorders, campaigners fear.
Read articleYouTube to roll out short-form video service in U.S. to take on TikTok
Alphabet Inc’s YouTube is rolling out a short-form video-streaming service on its platform in the United States as it looks to better compete with rival TikTok in the hugely popular category.
Read articleFacebook will stop recommending political groups permanently
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday announced that the company will no longer recommend civic and political groups to its users.
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