FCC proposal: Internet providers must ask to share your data
A new privacy proposal would require broadband providers to ask for your permission before sharing your personal information
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A new privacy proposal would require broadband providers to ask for your permission before sharing your personal information
A share sale by the company formerly known as Snapchat could attract considerable interest from Wall Street
One activist calls it "a troubling vision of the future where there might be massive government surveillance done with computers"
The risk is "extremely low," the company said, but it's advising patients on steps they can take to protect themselves
The social media giant is rolling out a new commerce app, but its debut went awry with postings for illicit items
Google unveils a new suite of devices including a phone designed to take on Apple's iPhone 7
Company said Monday the most popular items people currently buy and sell on the service include furniture, cars and clothes
The once-dominant mobile device company is making a major shift after years of falling sales
Under pressure from Wall Street to boost performance, Twitter is said to be heading for a sale -- but to whom, exactly?
Security experts worry that the record-breaking haul of data could be used to open locks up and down the web
Sen. Mark Warner questions whether internet company moved quickly enough to disclose massive data breach
The massive breach disclosed Thursday is believed to be the largest ever to hit a single email provider
Video is a huge growth area for the social network, but how much is it really worth?
Google among the tech giants said to be weighing bid for struggling micro-blogging company
Test drone successfully flew on a programmed route for 3 miles over the Atlantic Ocean to deliver an inhaler