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As other big tech companies make major layoffs, Apple is curbing the trend. But how long can this last?

These layoffs add to the 11,000 jobs cut from the social media giant in November of 2022.

Unsatisfied with Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, Mark Zuckerberg is looking to add a further string to his bow.

According to the threat actor selling the information, at least one buyer has already been found - and it might be the FBI.

The new feature will be available to all Google One subscribers from today, as the tech giant expands its VPN offering.

The app's new paywall feature lets creators set their own price and keep 100% of the profits... for now.

Amazon workers want to be fairly compensated for WFH expenses, and are pursuing further action.

As the company shifts its focus on "high priority" areas, workers bear the brunt yet again.

Wix merchants can "accept secure, contactless payments directly from their iPhones, without needing additional hardware."

Dubbed Einstein GPT, the new tool will have a business focus, allowing users to take advantage of the generative AI platform.

The social media giant already laid off 11,000 employees in November and has asked managers to stop manager to cut costs.

You don't want to be compromised, and if your business uses DrayTek Vigor router models 2960 and 3900, you may be at risk.

Can TikTok be trusted? Without strong evidence, the proposed TikTok ban may face First Amendment challenges.

Google's expanded noise cancellation tool is coming to phones but won't affect audio capture from screen sharing.

CEO says the bank is investing in 'transformation' and simply 'streamlining' processes.

The highly-anticipated update will include snippet screen recording, a phone link for iOS, a Bing AI integration, and more.

The collaboration platform could allow users to filter profanity from live captions in a potential update.

Users can bypass the time limit by inputting a code, which will hopefully make young people reconsider their screen time.

"Responsibility must be placed on the stakeholders most capable of taking action to prevent bad outcomes."

Businesses can still use Microsoft Teams for free — but only if they're willing to back up data and start from scratch.

The ban follows the US, and EU Commission's decisions to remove the app from all government-owned devices.