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Facebook Wants to Know If Your Friends Are Extremists Facebook is toying with a new service that includes letting users report their friends for perceived extremist activity -
Instagram Insists It’s No Longer Just a Photo Sharing App Facebook-owned social media app Instagram claims to be expanding beyond just photos, looking to branch into shopping -
Robinhood Fined $70 Million for App Failures Investment app Robinhood is facing a $70 million dollar fine due to their recent behavior toward their customers -
Facebook to Face Sex Trafficking Lawsuit A judge has ruled that Facebook is to face a sex trafficking lawsuit after its platform was used for illegal activity -
Australian Regulator Warns of Apple AirTag Batteries Choking Risk to Children An Australian regulator has decided that Apple's Airtag contains batteries too small for children's safety -
Shopify Reveals Generous New Scheme for App Developers Shopify has announced businesses that use its App Store platform will get to keep their first $1 million, commission-free -
Watch Out WhatsApp: Telegram Adds Group Video Calling Encrypted voice calling app Telegram has finally introduced group video chats onto their platform. -
Massive Carnival Cruise Leak Exposes Employee and Customer Data Carnival Cruise has been a victim of a massive data leak, exposing customer and employee information alike. -
Apple Privacy Changes May Cripple Social Media Ad Revenue Apple is imposing consumer-friendly privacy rules, and some social media apps are far from happy about it. -
New Information Revealed About Apple’s VR Headset Information on Apple's VR headset has surfaced, including its meaty price tag. What can this price bring to the VR table? -
Microsoft Viva Seeks to Revolutionize Working from Home Microsoft's new work from home platform, Microsoft Viva, looks to change the world of remote working. -
Emails Wrongly Blocked by SpamCop Issues with the Spamcop's spam filter meant many users emails didn't make it to inboxes.