Privacy

Sen. Tom Cotton warned Americans against using the Chinese social media application TikTok on Wednesday, noting that there is “no such thing” as a private company inside China that would protect personal information, as the Trump administration considers banning the app in the U.S. altogether. 

It would continue the regulatory fight between Washington legislators and Silicon Valley tech giants.

While anonymous chat rooms can be dangerous, experts say social media is worse.

Google announced today that it will make it easier for users to auto-delete their data and enter Incognito mode.

Burger King has announced a new partnership with TikTok where customers can order a Whopper for just $1 by posting a short-form dance video to the popular social media platform.

Alphabet Inc’s Google said it removed more than 70 of the malicious add-ons from its official Chrome Web Store after being alerted by the researchers last month.

After security and privacy concerns, Zoom has made regular updates to its video conference technology to make the app safer.

Apple and Google can not track coronavirus patients with their joint Exposure Notification software.