Data sharing deal between the United States and Europe has been struck down by the European Court of Justice, with…
Bitcoin scam sees Twitter accounts of Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, as well as Barack Obama, Joe Biden and…
Attempt to avoid a formal European Commission antitrust investigation, see Google confirm offer to not use Fitbit health data for…
Popular iPhone and iPad apps such as Spotify, Tinder, TikTok and Waze offline for hours after Facebook makes changes to…
The actions of financial supervisors responsible during the Wirecard collapse should be investigated, says senior EU official
Alphabet may be able to offset looming EC antitrust probe of its Fitbit acquisition, if it pledges not to use…
Two Republican Congressmen in the US write letter to CEO Jack Dorsey over 'Twitter's discrimination against conservative voices'
Two-year-long audit commissioned by the social network, slates Mark Zuckerberg's firm for 'serious setbacks for civil rights'
Chat integration? Facebook is reportedly working to allow WhatsApp users to chat with Facebook Messenger users, and vice versa
No concessions. Organisers of the advertising boycott of Facebook left disappointed after meeting CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other executives
Tech giants pledge pause data sharing with authorities in Hong Kong, after China imposed draconian security law for the territory
European Commission sounds out Google and Fitbit competitors about competitiona and privacy concerns as regulators increase pressure on big tech…
Plan for iOS 14 to give app users the option to decline ad tracking has been criticised (surprise, surprise) by…
What boycott? Facebook's boss Mark Zuckerberg dismisses growing advertiser boycott of the platform over its hate speech policies
Twitter continues to challenge tweets from US President Donald Trump, with takedown of tweet due to image copyright complaint
Growing boycott of Facebook sees more than 400 brands, including Coca-Cola and Starbucks pulling advertising from the platform
Advertising boycott grows. US phone giant Verizon confirms it has “paused” advertising on Facebook over its policy on controversial posts
Regulatory pressure payout? Search engine confirms it will pay some news publishers in certain countries to license news content
Platform continues clampdown on certain tweets from US President Donald Trump, with new warning on his Tuesday tweet about protesters…
Mac desktop gets an iPad-like look, iPhones can now unlock cars and the Apple Watch gets customiseable watch faces, amongst…
French court upholds earlier £45m penalty on Google for failing to obtain Android users' consent to use their personal data…
Symbol used by the Nazis to identify political prisoners used in adverts for the re-election campaign of US President Donald…
European Union warns it will impose its own digital tax on technology giants, after the United States withdraws from global…
Trump's revenge. Officials at the US DoJ ready legislation to remove Section 230 protections from big name tech firms including…
Rule change for political ads to make clear who paid for it, as social networking giant seeks to tighten rules…
Double whammy. Apple now facing two separate official European Commission investigations into its App Store and Apple Pay
Apple says App Store facilitates more than half a trillion dollars in worldwide trade, with the lion's share being physical…
Tens of thousands of Twitter accounts operated on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party have been removed for spreading misinformation
Strategic move? Google, Facebook, Microsoft pledge to improve and standardise annual disclosures around online child exploitation
'We really want to read the information, before you retweet it' says Twitter, as it seeks to drive 'informed discussions'