AJ Dellinger

The Donald Trump administration is once again at odds with the tech community over its recent decision to roll back protections for transgender students.

A particularly malicious MacOS malware is making the rounds through torrents, and it won't decrypt a victim's files even after they pay the ransom.

The Federal Communications Commission authorized the use of LTE-U, a technology that promises improved connections for mobile carriers. Some critics warn it could interfere with Wi-Fi networks.

Slack has quickly been adopted by businesses and organizations as their communications platform of choice but if users are expecting total privacy in their chats, they may be disappointed.

Facebook is reportedly in talks to stream one Major League Baseball game per week during the 2017 season.

Tuesday brought the release of the third public beta of iOS 10.3, the upcoming major update to Apple’s mobile operating system, which introduced a number of new features for iPhone and iPad users—including Find My AirPods.

Despite recent changes made by Microsoft to its Windows 10 operating system, privacy watchdogs in the European Union have warned the OS is still collecting user data without making clear what exactly it's gathering.

Several news organizations have teamed up to ask a judge to force the United States government to reveal how much it paid a contractor to unlock the iPhone belonging to the perpetrator of the San Bernardino shooting attack in 2015.

Yahoo takes 90 days to delete accounts after a user requests it, but some users are reporting the company isn't removing the accounts even after the waiting period.

According to recent data, political apps—especially those that help connect constituents to their representatives—have seen a big increase in downloads since the election.

California Democratic Congressman Ted Lieu is calling for an investigation into President Donald Trump's ongoing use of an unsecure Android smartphone, calling it a potential risk to national security.

A Russian spammer who sent pro-Donald Trump messages using a fake domain has lost a legal dispute with Google that will force him to surrender his domain name to the company.

Google has introduced the ability to buy products through its Google Home voice-powered speaker. Here's how to use it.

Twitter is introducing a new protocol that will restrict the reach of users it believes are partaking in abusive behavior, preventing their tweets from being seen by those who don't follow them.

Privacy rules that would require internet service providers to request permission before collecting sensitive customer information may be done away with via the Congressional Review Act—a move opposed by privacy advocates.

OpenSignal has released its ratings of the top mobile carriers by region, and Verizon and T-Mobile customers will like what they see.

The National Resources Defense Council (NRDC), is suing the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and the Interior Department for delaying placing the rusty patched bumblebee on the Endangered Species List.

Facebook is going to start automatically playing video with audio for users on mobile devices. Here is how to disable Facebook's video sound.

A group of Apple shareholders are pushing the company to excelerate its efforts to hire a diverse group of executives—and the company is pushing back against it.

Verizon has reached a tentative agreement with Yahoo to reduce its bid to buy the internet company by $250 million, according to reports.

Signal, the encrypted communications app trusted by Edward Snowden, has added a video chat feature. Here's how to use it.

Microsoft is calling for a digital Geneva Convention to help govern cyberwarfare to protect civilians and their data.

Twitter rolled back a recent change to its lists feature that did away with notifications when someone is added to a list out of concerns that the feature would be abused by trolls.

Amazon introduced its new business communications service Chime on Monday. It offers video and voice conference calls, messaging, and file sharing for a monthly fee.

PETA, Born Free USA, the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and other animal rights groups have sued the United States Department of Agriculture for removing previously records that were used to fight animal abuses including puppy mills.

During a talk at the World Government Summit in Dubai, Elon Musk warned that humans were at risk of being made obsolete by artificial intelligence.

President Donald Trump's security briefing on the North Korea missile launch was documented by a member of Mar-a-Lago who witnessed the event. The member also took pictures with a man he claims was carrying the nuclear football.

Apple has joined the Wireless Power Consortium, lending credence to the iPhone 8 rumors that the upcoming 'iPhone X' will feature wireless charging technology.

Google is reportedly planning on craacking down on "zombie apps" and knock-offs that appear in the Google Play Store.