The company kept quiet about a harmful “API bug” more than six months after their internal predictions found it could place their entire Google+ user network at risk.
Russia is just one of the many global threats to the US election process.
Amazon tried to build an AI tool for recruiting, but after it showed bias against women, it had to be scrapped.
Snapchat is launching Snap Originals. A cool new video feature that blah, blah, blah. More importantly, Snapchat is doomed to fail.
Following countless data scandals emerging from Silicon Valley, Washington is demanding a federal investigation into the privacy violations committed by some of big tech’s highest institutions.
The lawsuit claims that California’s state legislators are attempting to “subvert the Federal Government’s deregulatory approach” in restoring these protective rules.
Facebook has been quietly helping advertisers target ads to you, using hidden contact information you don't even display publicly on the platform.
The effectiveness of facial recognition technology within U.S. airports has been called into question for its legal and technical problems.
The Wall Street Journal reports that for $300 USD Amazon sellers from China have been able to remove bad customer feedback.
Google's codenamed app "Dragonfly" was designed to meet the Chinese government's strict requirements -- including linking searches to personal phone numbers.
