Facebook has announced the launch of new products and features for business owners, following the threat to its ad targeting business driven by Apple’s new privacy features, which now allow mobile users to opt out of being tracked across their…
Twitter started testing one of its proposed new privacy tools to remove followers from an account without blocking them. The remove follower feature is currently tested in the web version and might soon be introduced to worldwide users as a…
The city of Chicago has sued food delivery services DoorDash and Grubhub for allegedly using deceptive and unfair tactics that hurt restaurants during the coronavirus pandemic. The two lawsuits accuse the services of an array of misconduct, including falsely advertising…
Video sharing site OnlyFans, best known for its creators’ adult videos and photos, will prohibit sexually explicit content starting October 1st. The company says it is making the changes because of pressure from its banking and payment provider partners, though…
Twitter today is introducing a revamped version of its website, which the company says will make the site more accessible, less cluttered and easier to use. Among the changes, which are also rolling out to iOS and Android, is the…
Zoom has agreed to pay $85 million to settle a lawsuit that accused the video conferencing giant of violating users’ privacy by sharing their data with third parties without permission and enabling incidents of uninvited participants in Zoom calls. The…
Alphabet, Google’s parent company, announced the opening of a new company called Intrinsic. It is aimed to focus on creating software for industrial robots. The subsidiary will be similar to other firms on trending technologies like Waymo (self-driving cars), Wing…
Valve has announced Steam Deck, its long-rumored Switch-like handheld gaming device. It will begin shipping in December and reservations open July 16th at 1PM ET. The price starts at $399, and you can buy it in $529 and $649 models…
Twitter is now legally liable for content posted by its users in India after failing to comply with the country’s new IT rules, the government said in a legal filing. India’s IT ministry argues in a filing with New Delhi’s…
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is probing whether Amazon and Google broke consumer laws by failing to take action against fake reviews on their sites, the agency announced Friday. The CMA could take serious enforcement action if it…
