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Apparently this issue wasn't high on the priority list until (checks notes) today.
Following an executive order by President Biden, the FTC is now making a renewed effort to prevent companies from restricting your right to fix your stuff.
The latest scandal to rock the Catholic Church was both incredibly unnerving and entirely preventable. Why isn't anyone doing anything about it?
The 60-year-old owner of the "@Tennessee" handle reportedly suffered a fatal heart attack after a swatting call.
Tumblr? Tumblr... I haven't heard that name in years.
Violent extremists aim to use DLive for “recruitment and propaganda distribution," analysts warned.
Many of Wear OS's problems can be traced back to Qualcomm, but the company is finally trying to fix that.
It can't be that hard to build a device that's better than the world's first bendable phone was.
New research shows a cheap, creepy malware circulating the dark web that has the power to log your keystrokes and steal your data—all for a low, low price.
Poor sales doomed the iPhone Mini, but fans of smaller screens may not be happy with their choices
Keep a stash of fresh AAs and AAAs hidden away on a bookshelf.
Rube Goldberg would be incredibly proud of these Lego machines that do so much for so little.
The Maps app gets a few helpful features, like letting you know when the subway is too crowded to sit.
The phone numbers of world leaders were discovered in a gargantuan cache of 50,000 phone records, which are considered potential targets of spying.
Two new foldable phones and a new Galaxy Watch are on deck.
Users will be able to toggle the settings to determine which types of sensitive content appear in their newsfeeds.
All demos should aim for this god-tier performance.
The teeniest iPad is getting the A15 chip, USB-C, and a magnetic Smart Connector.
Venmo will finally remove its public feed, which broadcasted strangers' transactions to anyone else on the app.
If approved, attorney Jonathan Kanter would join FTC Chair Lina Khan and White House adviser Tim Wu as part of Biden's team of antitrust experts.
