Technology embedded in our devices to serve up ads can end up aiding federal agencies that buy the data in bulk.

The war in Israel and Gaza is all over social media. Instagram, TikTok and X have tools that can help you follow the news but control what you see.

Pranking frequently serves as a source of tension and relief among fictional characters on screen. Here, our favorite examples.

As social-media companies deal with misidentified videos and graphic violence, the platform formerly known as Twitter struggles to keep up.

The social-media platform is trying to block a law that would bar the app for residents after state statute centered on privacy concerns.

Early versions of these combination cleaners got a reputation for being ineffective. New models correct the record, for a price.

Companies are getting creative with phishing tests. Employees are getting annoyed.

Microsoft, Google, Adobe and other companies are experimenting with an array of tactics to make, market and charge for AI.

Some people are rethinking their relationships with their sound-blocking headphones.

Home security cameras give pet owners a way to intervene when they witness misbehavior. But should they?

The owner of X is pushing for more videos on the social-media platform, urging creators and celebrities to generate content.

A rocket carrying the e-commerce firm’s Project Kuiper prototypes lifted off from Florida.

From scanning your foot with an app to being able to tighten different parts of your shoe independently, sneaker technology has come a long way in making your shod feet comfortable

The Securities and Exchange Commission asked the court to order Musk to comply with its investigation of his 2022 takeover of Twitter.

How fridge-magnet lovers are coping with an industry move away from magnetic materials. Plus three tips for anyone who refuses to give up the habit of slapping mementos on their coolers.

New apps like Rizz and YourMove are using advanced language models to help nervous romantics win the affection of potential partners. Others promise to tell you if the love of your life might be someone you’ve already met.

The chatbot, called Pix, runs on OpenAI language-processing tech and will learn user preferences over time.

The ride-hailing and delivery company said it began offering the service to help people who find it annoying or time-consuming to ship return items.

AI blurs the line between photography and “fauxtography.” On Google’s new Pixel 8 phones, you can face swap for the perfect family portrait.

“Take advantage of it or be left behind,” the CEO said at the investment company’s annual SoftBank World event.

The senators want information about TikTok’s ties to its parent, including whether it disclosed recent personnel moves to the U.S. government.

The chip maker says the unit that makes programmable chips for defense and telecommunications will eventually go public.

Amazon.com used an algorithm code-named “Project Nessie” to test how much it could raise prices in a way that competitors would follow, according to redacted portions of the FTC’s monopoly lawsuit.

The Chinese social-media company turned an operating profit of more than $20 billion last year, but its valuation has slumped.

European users would have the option to pay a fee or agree to personalized ads, according to the company’s pitch to regulators.

Satya Nadella said at the antitrust trial against Google that it will take more than AI to check Google’s advantage in internet search.

In certain cases, screens can be cumbersome or even dangerous.

The prolific social-media user says he would consider a deal with Elon Musk’s company, now known as X, for his new vehicle.

The company says the new titanium design has no impact on heat and attributes the issue to bugs.

The face holds personality clues, but is it the key to determining romantic compatibility?

The world’s richest man is looking to cut through regulations, but not for AI, where he is asking for them.

Tech giants are racing to incorporate artificial intelligence into almost every aspect of their businesses, aiming to make AI indispensable for some – and unavoidable for the rest of us.

Country’s push to register foreign apps threatens to remove Facebook, Instagram and X from iPhone App Store in China.

The EEOC sued Elon Musk’s EV company, alleging Black employees were subjected to a hostile work environment.

France’s competition authority, which carried out the raid, has expressed concerns that cloud-computing companies could exclude smaller competitors.

The government’s antitrust lawsuit leaves out some allegations from a legal condemnation of Amazon that Khan wrote in law school.

The judge and government lawyers are defending themselves against criticism for letting tech executives testify behind closed doors.

The former ad executive emphasized X’s transformation from its previous incarnation as Twitter, focusing on broader vision over specific user metrics.