The streaming giant was granted more than $32 million in combined tax rebates, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.
Gab founder Andrew Torba has apparently found a scapegoat even more responsible for the platform's failures than left-wing activists.
YouTube is considering adding multiple steps in order to dislike videos, with some administrators reportedly toying with removing the dislike button altogether.
A new Intercept report alleges "Replica," an urban planning tool from Google subsidiary SideWalk Labs, has the potential to sell the location data of millions of unsuspecting cellphone users.
The VPN allowed Facebook to access all of a user's phone and web activity, a shocking invasion of privacy that violated numerous developer policies.
Mystery Brand, a controversial loot box website offering users literally unbelievable gifts, was exposed last weekend for its slew of shady business practices and its targeting to underage users.
Apps like Conservatives Only, Donald Daters, Gun Lovers Passions, and Dating Republicans are offering their users an escape from the discrimination they claim they face on other dating apps.
Netflix, which claims to support artistic freedom, capitulated to the Saudi regime after they say they received a "valid legal request."
A review of big tech's biggest scandals in 2018.
Patreon's banning of major content creators puts Patreon's self-enforced content curation process into the spotlight. A recorded conversation points to a highly subjective cencorship process, as well as other external factors that do not prioritize its content creators.
