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Account takeover fraud accounted for nearly $288 billion in lost money from US household in the past year.

An internal document shows that "heavy tweeters" are in "absolute decline" across many categories on the social platform.

The rising price of gas overtook driver shortages as the biggest issue facing the trucking industry in 2022.

94% of workers are looking for more flexibility, but are executives willing to listen?

As well as staff cuts, Meta investor Gertner also urges the company to cut Metaverse spending in half, down to $5 billion.

The Level Lock+ is the first of its kind to be sold in Apple stores, allowing you to open doors with your iPhone or watch.

Musk made a bid to purchase Twitter for $44 billion in April, and we're still waiting to see what it means for the platform.

The partnership will enable Cisco Meeting Devices to natively run Microsoft Teams by default in early 2023.

The new nudge message aims to curb cyberbullying on Instagram by encouraging users to follow community guidelines.

The new update for Google Workspace deploys machine learning to create succinct conversational highlights.

The new initiative is designed to help consumers easily understand which tech meets the highest security standards.

Remote employees get more sleep and leisure time, which could be having a huge knock on effect for their health.

A threat intelligence firm has claimed tens of thousands of entities have been affected, but Microsoft disputes the claim.

If your company turns on the setting, your location and working hours will automatically be displayed on Google Calendar.

According to leaked internal documents, employees from all tiers of the company are walking away at an alarming rate.

As sales for the tech giant slow, Microsoft rolls out its third round of layoffs since July.

The feature will kick in when a user is too far from the camera, or if they are not centered within the frame. 

No need to fake video footage: It turns out "people will give up info if you just ask nicely."

The company surveilled workers with its own service, a database of millions of US worker employment records and paychecks.

Social media platforms that rely on viral content can spread misinformation far and wide, at speed.

From bribery court cases to Mark Zuckerberg's fake legs, it's been another rollercoaster week for Meta.