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DirecTV parent company AT&T has admitted to mistakenly charging some users more for regional sports fees and will issue credits to those affected by the incorrect pricing.

Technology firms are backing off their challenge to the most recent version of the Trump administration's travel ban.

Billions of dollars will change hands during March Madness as people take to online gambling sites to wager on games. Here's how to make sure your money doesn't end up in the hands of hackers who are targeting those sites.

A pair of Democratic legislators have introduced a bill that would add privacy protections to combat drone data collection and would require a warrant for drone surveillance.

A third-party Twitter app, Twitter Counter, was hacked, leading to a number of accounts tweeting out swastikas and references to an upcoming constitutional referendum in Turkey.

The U.S. Department of Justice indicted two criminal hackers and two Russian spies for their role in a 2014 hack that resulted in the theft of more than 500 million Yahoo accounts.

A Washington, D.C. court ruled that a victim of spying conducted by the Ethiopian spies can't sue the Ethiopian government over the hacking.

Scammers are claiming to have created a Nintendo Switch emulator that allows gamers to play Switch titles on their PC, but actually lead to spam-filled websites.

Sex toy maker Standard Innovation has agreed to pay nearly $3 million and delete all user data collected by its connected sex toys as part of a lawsuit settlement. The main toy in question is its We-Vibe vibrator.

The advertising industry is lobbying Congress to eliminate broadband privacy rules put in place by the Federal Communications Commission that would prevent internet service providers from collecting user data without permission.

Researchers found 36 Android handsets that arrived to consumers with malware pre-installed on the devices.

According to a new report, notorious Russian hacker Evgeniy Bogachev may be working with the Russian government to hack devices and gather classified military and intelligence information.

After facing pressure from the ACLU and other privacy groups, Facebook has updated its developer policy to explicitly prohibit the use of Facebook and Instagram data in surveillance tools.

A report from the Consumerist found regional sports fees applied to DirecTV customers vary considerably based on location, leading to some consumers paying nearly $100 more per year for the same service.

An exchange-traded fund for bitcoin, backed by the Winklevoss twins of Facebook fame, was rejected by the Securities and Echange Commission due to concerns of fraud.

A bill proposed by Republican legislators would give companies the ability to make employees participate in genetic tests and give access to the results to their employer.

Upstream and Prism, two spying programs under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, are set to expire at the end of the year, and intelligence agencies won't disclose how many Americans have been caught up in the surveillance efforts.

Verizon introduced a new plan that would exempt streaming content from its FiOS TV service from counting against data caps for mobile customers, a practice that is believed to be in violation of net neutrality.

After an outage on the AT&T network that left customers in at least 14 states without access to emergency services, the FCC is investigating the cause of the problem.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said his organization will give tech companies more details about the leaked CIA hacking tools to allow them to develop fixes for the exploits.

Facebook has once again taken inspiration from Snapchat with the introduction of Facebook Messenger Day—a Snapchat Stories-style feature.

Confide, an encrypted communications app that has become popular within the White House, was shown to have significant security flaws that could leave accounts and messages compromised.

The Trump administration has reportedly proposed a new budget for the Environmental Protection Agency that would gut the Energy Star program that sets standards for energy efficiency.

The Google Home and Amazon Echo each have their skillsets. Which of the speakers is better at answering your questions?

Netflix, Hulu and other streaming services will be available in the future on the Nintendo Switch—though no time frame has been provided.

The latest revelations from WikiLeaks revealed the CIA's ability to hack Samsung smart TVs. Here is how to check to see if your TV was compromised by the Weeping Angel hack.

President Donald Trump has nominated Ajit Pai, the current chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, for a second term on the commission.

A new concept video shows off what some of the expected features of Apple's upcoming iOS 11 may look like in action.

The cache from WikiLeaks, dubbed Vault 7, includes 8,761 files that focus primarily on the CIA’s “hacking arsenal.”