Europe is tightening its regulatory grip around Meta, as the platform's data hoarding techniques come under fire.

As Threads soars in popularity, Twitter puts a stop on linking to the platform while downplaying reports of traffic decline.

The latest Microsoft job cuts are in addition to the 10,000 announced earlier in the year.

‘TeamsPhisher’ could be used to easily send and spread malware.

The new platform went live today, briefly, but launches officially, tomorrow. Is this the first real Twitter alternative?

The small-but-significant Privacy Policy update was made at the weekend.

A study has found that Google’s TrueView skippable video ads are violating its own standards approximately 80% of the time.

According to an internal email, the upcoming cuts will impact "sales, marketing, operations and analytics" teams.

As Google deepens its AI investment, could its new intelligence network Gemini leave ChatGPT in the dust?

As job insecurity in the tech industry spikes, employees are prioritizing well-being over hefty paychecks.

Prime cancellations dropped 14% in 2017 after the shady tactics were introduced, says the FTC.

Several current and former employees are suing over Twitter’s refusal to pay "tens of millions of dollars" in bonuses.

We dissect the ownership of the insurgent AI chatbot, ChatGPT. Hint, its not Elon Musk.

If you think you're entitled to compensation from this lawsuit, make sure you're using the right site to make your claim.

Private Browsing now locks when not in use, and passwords can be shared with groups.

Office attendance will be tied to performance, and badge data will be used to track the number of workers coming in.

The Xbox owner states that a glitch meant children’s data was illegally retained on its platform.

The video conferencing provider will let you leverage AI to write emails and catch up with meetings you're late to.

Musk’s Twitter is in dire straights, with the platform's valuation dropping by almost $30 billion since October.

Layoffs to Spotify's podcast division follow even bigger cuts made in January of this year.

Meta's flexible polices will be ditched from September, mimicking actions made by Disney, Amazon and Dell.