Saudis recruited Twitter workers to spy on users, U.S. prosecutors say
The complaint unsealed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in San Francisco detailed a coordinated effort by Saudi officials to recruit employees at the social media giant to look up the private data of thousands of Twitter accounts.
Google buys Fitbit for $2.1 billion
Google has struggled to stake a big presence in the wearables market, though this deal could give it more of an opportunity to compete with the Apple Watch.
WATCH: Ocasio-Cortez questioned Zuckerberg about false political ads. Facebook is now defending its policy
During a hearing Wednesday, founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged that Facebook would "probably" allow candidates to buy ads making false claims about their opponents.
Ransomware and data breaches linked to uptick in fatal heart attacks
Another unintended consequence of electronic medical records has been revealed.
Restrictions on news coverage of the event drew criticism that its rules undermined its message.
The new Plan Finder tool, which has some improvements, could cause confusion for Medicare beneficiaries making their annual enrollment selections, columnist Philip Moeller writes.
Starting early next year, anyone who uploads a video to YouTube will have to designate whether or not that video is directed at children.
What does French rosé have in common with American software? Both are wrapped up in a brewing trade scuffle between the U.S. and France, which has spawned an unlikely alliance between the Trump administration and major American tech giants.
The social media platform said Monday it has suspended more than 200,000 accounts that it believes were part of a Chinese government influence campaign targeting the protest movement in Hong Kong.
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