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Archives for February 2020
The social media giant is suing OneAudience, which allegedly paid third-party developers to track users who used the “login with Facebook” feature.
The world’s biggest tech companies are coming to terms with how their businesses are being impacted by the global outbreak.
The Bloomberg campaign’s controversial tweets fictitiously quoting Bernie Sanders, briefly explained.
An AI expert recently spotted an unusual detail when trying to follow new people on TikTok.
They’re not here to make friends. They’re here to make lots of money. The latest episode of Reset explains.
US Sen. Michael Bennet sent a letter to Mark Zuckerberg asking how he’s preventing the company from helping undermine democratic elections.
Leaked design plans reveal that the company is thinking about putting bright red and orange labels on false tweets by politicians and public figures.
“This video is deceptive and misleading,” an expert told Vox.
Apple is considering letting iPhone users change the default browser and email apps on their phones.
It’s the latest example of how the tech industry is reacting to worries about the virus’s spread.
The Democratic candidate’s recent sponcon doesn’t seem to be convincing people he’s any more relatable, hip, or funny than he was before.
They just might be the future of media.
Unwinding past deals, while seemingly unlikely, is on the table.
Digital media companies were supposed to be sold to TV companies. Look what’s happening instead.
The impeachment trial didn’t change any minds. Here’s why.