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Google to request verification for political ads ahead of EU election
The decision follows similar steps the tech giant made for the U.S. midterms.
By Johnny Lieu
Facebook admits hiring PR firm to attack billionaire George Soros
The statement contradicts comments made by company leadership last week.
Apple reportedly looked at a lower-priced streaming TV dongle
The dongle would compete with the likes of Amazon's Fire TV.
By Johnny Lieu
Amazon's international stores are shipping to Australia again
Australian customers were blocked earlier this year.
By Johnny Lieu
Amazon doesn't have much to say about its customer data leak
The company acknowledged the leak, but remained tight-lipped about many of the important details.
By Jack Morse
Think twice about posting photos of your kid on Facebook
Facebook has data on your kids. You gave it to the social media giant, after all.
By Jack Morse
Incels.me, a major hub for hate speech and misogyny, suspended by .ME registry
The registry said it started monitoring the site after being notified about a possible connection to a domestic terror attack.
By Matt Binder
Why major brands are heading to crowdfunding sites for product development insights — MashTalk
Indiegogo's CEO talks us through the direct-to-consumer approach.
By Pete Pachal
Google Pixel phones will now save transcripts of screened calls
We promise, you're not missing anything.
By Rachel Kraus
Instagram cracks down on apps that give fake follows and likes
Instagram is coming for the fake likes.
By Karissa Bell
Uh oh, Apple has reportedly cut production on all new iPhones
Happy holidays? Not for some of Apple's suppliers.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook is launching its first ever program to support local journalism in the UK
The Community News Project will donate £4.5 million to help fund 80 trainee journalists across the UK for two years.
By Laura Byager
Mark Zuckerberg believes Facebook is at 'war,' report says
And he's going to lead his troops.
By Matt Binder
Apple's Tim Cook warns regulation is coming for the tech industry
"I think the Congress and the administration at some point will pass something."
By Johnny Lieu
Facebook's former security chief stands up for the social network, calls for change
Alex Stamos laid out what big tech, the U.S. government, and the people must do going forward.
By Matt Binder
YouTube now offers free, ad-supported streaming Hollywood movies
Catch 'Legally Blonde 1' *and* 'Legally Blonde 2' absolutely free!
By Matt Binder
The super chill guide to buying gifts for tech bros
Timely gift ideas for the tech bro in your life.
By Jack Morse
Prince William thinks social media companies have 'a great deal' to learn about responsibility
"They have a great deal to learn about the responsibilities that come with their significant power."
By Laura Byager
This dongle turns your iPad into a touchscreen Mac (sort of)
Luna Display brings macOS to your iPad.
By Matt Binder
Facebook defends itself from damning New York Times story, denies it scuttled Russian meddling evidence
The social media platform doesn't deny all of the allegations.
By Matt Binder
Instagram adds new shopping features to make it even easier to buy stuff
Get ready to buy, buy, buy.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook starts rolling out 'Unsend' feature in Messenger
Currently, the feature is only available in a handful of countries, but global rollout is coming soon.
