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In order to reassure users, the social media app has transferred all sensitive data to US-based Oracle servers.

Cloud platforms like Google Drive and DropBox are also barred in India's latest attack against online privacy.

Here's everything you need to know before it drops — including what to expect and how to get it.

Staff are stuck entering passwords 12 times a day - could your password problems be impacting productivity?

The Panama-based VPN provider has joined various other competitors by shutting down its India servers.

The payment services company has expanded its Buy Now, Pay Later offerings, allowing customers to spread out payments.

But given eBay has 19 million sellers worldwide, odds aren't good that you'll be the one going live any time soon.

Digital payment services have seen a shockingly rapid rise in the last two years. Samsung's evolving to meet demand.

The aging web browser poses a serious security issue for those who insist on letting go of the iconic software.

Shopify is home to an estimated 50% of all DTC brands, yet its stock has dropped 75% in 2022. Can subscriptions help?

Three out of every four Americans, or about 193 million, use banking apps on a daily basis. They're at risk.

The US is at the top of the list for breached accounts across the past 18 years, with over 2.29 billion total breaches.

Microsoft's new tool for virtual presentations is due to be rolled out this August.

Following in the footsteps of Apple and Google, the platform is strengthening its commitment to digital wellbeing.

With inflation on the rise, fewer consumers are shelling out for a $349 smart display. But businesses might.

It's not the only update that has already gone live or is expected to arrive in the future. Here are the details to know.

One benefit to the service? Vivaldi won't track your online behavior, unlike other top browsers on the market.

Researchers have also observed an additional credential-stealing malware being used as a follow-up payload.

The announcement is the latest curveball to be slung into the industry, one that's already rife with uncertainty.

The VPN company says it can no longer operate servers in the country without compromising its no logs policy.

Telegram denies handing over user data, despite a longstanding appeal from German police forces.