Inaugural agreement between US and Europe to deepen co-operation centred around chip supplies, rules governing big tech, and trade with…
Streaming platform will now block all anti-vaccine content, in a major expansion of its ban on misinformation on Coronavirus vaccines
Not unexpected. After Australian court made publishers liable for user comments on their Facebook page, CNN pulls the plug
Russia threatens retaliation after German YouTube channels belonging to Russia's RT were deleted for Covid misinformation breaches
Facebook's Instagram confirms development pause of new app for kids, after report of the harmful effect it has on teenage…
Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer is to step down after 13 years in charge of technology and infrastructure at the social…
Social networking giant Facebook says it is underreporting results of its advertising business on iOS devices after Apple privacy fight
Facebook's Supreme Court, the Oversight Board, is to investigate the 'cross-check' system used for content decisions for high-profile users
Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner asks Facebook to demonstrate that smart glasses' safeguards for unauthorised image recording are 'effective'
Community members had accused OpenSea employee of using insider information to buy NFTs being promoted by the site, then resell…
Social networking giant Facebook uses a 'whitelist' of high-profile users, who are reportedly allowed to break platform's online rules
US state of Texas passes law that prohibits social media companies from removing users based on their views, following Donald…
Twitter to allow accounts to add label indicating if they are automated, in effort to give users more context –…
Engineers at Facebook are reportedly developing a machine learning chip, as part of its internal chip development program
Court in Australia shifts responsibility for harmful online content found on the Facebook pages of local publishers or media companies
Concern raised again about how secure messages are on WhatsApp, after it emerges moderators can access messages if a complaint…
In strongly worded letter, Facebook says the CMA's suggested divestiture of Giphy “is grossly unreasonable and disproportionate”
Information Commissioner is urging G7 data protection authorities to tackle the scourge of modern day browsing....cookie pop-ups
Ouch. Irish Data Protection Commission hits WhatsApp with an increased fine of 225m euros, due to its handling and processing…
Making Twitter a little bit less toxic? Micro blogging platform unveils 'Safety Mode' designed to crack down on abuse and…
Rules to protect youngsters come into effect in the UK today, governing how apps and online services should treat children’s…
'Disproportionate fine' says Google, as it files appeal against 500 million euros penalty imposed by France’s competition regulator
Search engine giant Google, joins Amazon, Facebook and Apple in delaying staff return to offices and campuses, citing Coronavirus 'uncertainity'
Facebook's Instagram is to require users to provide their date of birth - days before UK starts age verification enforcement
Draconian move? Children in China now only allowed to play video games between 8 and 9pm on Friday, weekends and…
Government to refresh the UK's data protection rules, and poaches New Zealand's Privacy Commissioner to replace outgoing Information Commissioner
Home made porn made the OnlyFans platform successfully, but now it is banning adult content because of pressure from banks
Beijing approves tough new rules about the collection and use of personal data, including stronger rules governing surveillance systems
US regulator amends antitrust complaint against Facebook, after a US judge in June had dismissed the initial claims filed by…
Limited numbers of users in the United States, South Korea and Australia will be allowed to report misleading tweets, in…