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Google cofounders step down from roles as Alphabet execs
It's the end of an era.
By Stephen MacDonald
Google hasn't learned from its $2.7 billion fine, EU shopping rivals say
41 companies signed the letter.
The tech we're thankful for: A cynic's guide
When things get dark, gratitude is good.
By Rachel Kraus
Despite a rocky launch, Google thinks Stadia has a bright future
Google doesn't seem worried about Stadia just yet.
By Alex Perry
Google Cloud Print only has a year left on the clock
For anyone still printing, time's running out.
By Sasha Lekach
Google announces it will restrict political ad targeting
Google is banning advertisers from targeting audiences by political affiliation and public voter records.
By WORDS BY STAN SCHROEDER, VIDEO BY STEPHEN MACDONALD
Google announces stricter rules for political ad targeting
The company is banning certain types of political ad targeting.
Google Earth's 'creation tools' let you make personalized maps
The company first released the tools for scientists and nonprofits.
By Haidee Chu
Android flaw allowed attackers to spy on users through phone camera
A new report details a major Android flaw that granted malicious apps access to a smartphone's camera.
By Matt Binder
Google Stadia is just for early adopters now, but it has so much promise
Stadia is missing a bunch of basic features at launch, as well as a true killer app.
Loopholes let Google gobble up your health data. It won't be easy getting rid of them.
HIPAA needs some help-a.
By Rachel Kraus
Google will now tell you how you've been mispronouncing words your entire life
A boon for "well, actually" guys.
Of course big tech is tracking your WebMD visits
Why wouldn't health data be on the menu for advertisers?
By Rachel Kraus
Traveling abroad? Google Maps can now talk to your taxi driver for you.
When hand gestures don't cut it.
By Sasha Lekach
Google to gather Americans’ personal health records through ‘Project Nightingale’
This doesn't sound like the best idea.
By Stephen MacDonald
Google reportedly collecting health data, including lab results, on millions of Americans
It's scary and it looks like it's legal.
YouTube says it can delete your account if you’re not 'commercially viable'
Creators are freaking out over YouTube's new terms of service which state that the company can delete an account if it determines the user is "no longer commercially viable."
By Matt Binder
Google Nest WiFi can probably fix your internet problems, but it's not perfect
Google's new mesh wifi system is a breeze to set up and use, but it's got some drawbacks.
By Alex Perry
Lin-Manuel Miranda and Google team up to share Puerto Rican art with the world
"We hope people feel inspired to learn more about Puerto Rico's culture."
YouTube rolls out big changes to its desktop homepage
YouTube is bringing some big changes to its desktop homepage such as larger thumbnails and longer video titles.
By Matt Binder
Google employees aren't down with the climate crisis
More than 1,000 Google workers have signed a letter demanding their employer act against climate change.
Google revealed a security flaw on Halloween, so maybe update Chrome now
Google pushed out an important update for Google Chrome on Halloween.
By Matt Binder
Google seriously ups wearables game with $2.1 billion Fitbit purchase
Apple Watch, watch out.
By Alex Perry
