A report reveals that iPhones have been sending user data to various companies, all while users are sleeping.
After crossing 1 billions downloads, TikTok is launching a new video series to help inform users on issues like privacy and online safety.
Two years after acquiring the service-based app TaskRabbit, IKEA is finally starting to see the fruits of TaskRabbit's labor.
Roku took a position of neutrality after adding InfoWars as a streaming channel.
More popular apps were found to be sending private data to Facebook without asking users.
With the new App Store guidelines, users can now send their in-app purchases as gifts.
These fraudulent Android apps have already been removed from the Google Play Store, so you should delete them from your smartphone as well.
The Russian Internet Research Agency may have been connected to the 115 pages deleted from Facebook and Instagram.
Snapchat lost more daily active users in Q3 and the company's stock price slid even further.
Twitter had a good morning on the stock market after a positive Q3 earnings report.
Snap made two big business hires this week, but employees are still uncertain about the app maker's future.
Helios and Matheson Analytics announced MoviePass would become a separate, publicly traded company.
PayPal's Q3 earnings report increased optimism in the firm's Venmo subsidiary.
In the wake of Facebook's huge data breach, the site has given users a way to find out if their data was stolen.
Several original TV series are coming to Snapchat, with three available as of Wednesday.
Snap had another bad day on the stock market, after an analyst said the firm might have money troubles.
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel thinks the company can become profitable soon, but investors have not shown great confidence in the firm.
Snapchat's parent company continued to struggle on the stock market on Thursday.
Third-party apps that used Facebook's login SDK should have been safe from last week's data breach.
The co-founder of WhatsApp told Forbes that he "sold his users' privacy" when he sold the company to Facebook.
Snap, Inc. shares went down as much as 10 percent on Wednesday morning thanks to a harsh analyst projection.
Snapchat's parent company saw a minor boost on the stock market on Tuesday morning after newfound analyst confidence.