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Sen. Josh Hawley introduced a bill Tuesday that would remove Section 230 protections for internet platforms that display manipulative ads or provide data to be used for ads.

CES, organized by the Consumer Technology Association and running for more than 50 years, is shifting to a virtual format 

Google on Tuesday announced a new subsea cable connecting the U.S., U.K. and Spain.

Twitter limited some of Donald Trump Jr.'s account features Tuesday after he tweeted a video about hydroxychloroquine.

Facebook's Instagram is offering financial incentives to TikTok users to join its competitor app, Reels.

Autonomous trucks have the potential to distrupt the industry for drivers, but tech to aid drivers is more likely to be added to vehicles in the short term.

Fitness tech company Garmin confirmed Monday that the outage users experienced earlier in July was a cyber attack.

Some politicians and tech experts have proposed ideas on how to revise Section 230.

An internet without Section 230 might look like Netflix. Here's why.

​​​​​​​Most students this fall will spend significant time trying to learn outside the classroom.

SAP said it will retain majority ownership of Qualtrics' shares

Kroger is making a big push into grocery delivery.

Photographers who set out to capture the Neowise comet were frustrated after satellites disrupted their photos. 

2020 is set to be the biggest year yet for mobile phone usage, based on trends from the past four years, data and analytics website App Annie found in its 2020 "Mobile App Evolution" report.

Rivian is expected to start delivering its two electric vehicle models in summer 2021, according to reports.

Weeks after a cybersecurity firm uncovered backdoor security embedded in mandatory Chinese tax software, the FBI is reportedly warning U.S. companies doing business in China.

Some users have become frustrated with the most mainstream social media sites.

Keen is a Google-owned app that operates similarly to image-sharing website Pinterest.

Facebook has agreed to pay an extra $100 million to settle an Illinois lawsuit against its use of facial recognition technology.

Google is ramping up its e-commerce efforts by eliminating commission fees for items sold directly through Google.