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Facebook and Twitter values drop by $50 billion after Trump ban

While Facebook and Twitter continue to act as the self-anointed arbiters of the online world, their aggressive acts of censorship

Joe Biden’s first war has already started and, backed by the might of Big Tech and the influence of the

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has proposed basing credit scores of individuals and businesses on their internet search history and

Twitter has announced that it will warn users when they attempt to ‘like’ a tweet that the platform deems ‘misleading,’

English Premier League clubs will be allowed to welcome reduced crowds of up to 4,000 back into stadiums following the

A former Facebook employee has lifted the lid on two internal tools used by the company to track users across

Facebook made a change to its algorithm to boost news from ‘authoritative’ sources, better known as mainstream outlets, after the

Australia’s biggest airliner, Qantas, will require its customers to have proof of COVID-19 vaccination linked with a digital passport in

Twitter has become the centre of attention since election night of the 2020 presidential election, after it placed warning labels

The drastic increase of lobbying expenditure by Big Tech companies is denting Europe’s traditionally strict privacy laws and shifting more