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From 2007-2010 Facebook allowed a website called ProfileEngine to scrape user data, allowing them to steal the details of over 400 million user profiles, all still accessible on their website
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Huawei cloning Apple parts, rewarding employees for tech theft
Huawei cloning Apple parts, rewarding employees for tech theft
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Study blames YouTube for rise in number of Flat Earthers
Study blames YouTube for rise in number of Flat Earthers
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Study blames YouTube for rise in number of Flat Earthers
Study blames YouTube for rise in number of Flat Earthers
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The Air Force's 'rods from god' could hit with the force of a nuclear weapon — with no fallout
The Air Force's 'rods from god' could hit with the force of a nuclear weapon — with no fallout
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Google is reportedly hiding behind shell companies to scoop up tax breaks and land
Google is reportedly hiding behind shell companies to scoop up tax breaks and land
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Ad code 'slows down' browsing speeds - Ads are responsible for making webpages slow to a crawl, suggests analysis of the most popular one million websites
Ad code 'slows down' browsing speeds - Ads are responsible for making webpages slow to a crawl, suggests analysis of the most popular one million websites
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Ad code 'slows down' browsing speeds - Ads are responsible for making webpages slow to a crawl, suggests analysis of the most popular one million websites
Ad code 'slows down' browsing speeds - Ads are responsible for making webpages slow to a crawl, suggests analysis of the most popular one million websites
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ISPs Are Violating the Old Net Neutrality Rules
ISPs Are Violating the Old Net Neutrality Rules
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Facebook is thinking about removing anti-vaccination content as backlash intensifies over the spread of misinformation on the social network
Facebook is thinking about removing anti-vaccination content as backlash intensifies over the spread of misinformation on the social network
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No evidence playing violent video games leads to aggressive behaviour in teens, study finds: 'The idea that violent video games drive real-world aggression is a popular one, but it hasn’t tested ver
No evidence playing violent video games leads to aggressive behaviour in teens, study finds: 'The idea that violent video games drive real-world aggression is a popular one, but it hasn’t tested ver
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ISPs Are Violating the Old Net Neutrality Rules
ISPs Are Violating the Old Net Neutrality Rules
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How Taylor Swift showed us the scary future of facial recognition - Surveillance at concerts is just the beginning, as fears grow around an unregulated, billion-dollar industry
How Taylor Swift showed us the scary future of facial recognition - Surveillance at concerts is just the beginning, as fears grow around an unregulated, billion-dollar industry
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Amazon Will Pay a Whopping $0 in Federal Taxes on $11.2 Billion Profits
Amazon Will Pay a Whopping $0 in Federal Taxes on $11.2 Billion Profits
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Pressure mounts on Facebook and Google to stop anti-vax conspiracy theories - ‘Repetition of information, even if false, can often be mistaken for accuracy.’
Pressure mounts on Facebook and Google to stop anti-vax conspiracy theories - ‘Repetition of information, even if false, can often be mistaken for accuracy.’
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Ajit Pai orders phone companies to adopt new anti-robocall tech in 2019
Ajit Pai orders phone companies to adopt new anti-robocall tech in 2019
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Today in thoughtcrime: UK bill makes clicking on ‘terrorism’ links worth a jail term
Today in thoughtcrime: UK bill makes clicking on ‘terrorism’ links worth a jail term