It’s still unclear how much of a role encryption played in the planning of the Paris attacks, though members of the Islamic State group reportedly use several encrypted apps.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise will focus on corporate business and cloud computing under Meg Whitman, while HP Inc will sell printers and PCs.
The mobile app also will rely more on user flagging of inappropriate content.
General Electric created new Snapchat filters for 50 major airports and 25 train stations.
The terrorist group has reportedly advised its followers how to avoid falling for Anonymous' tricks.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Friday said VW used software that reported false emissions data in all vehicles with 3-liter diesel engines from 2009 to 2016.
Remember the "Word of the Year"? The study found emoji to be the most popular on the social network.
The feature lets users easily hide posts and pictures with their ex-partners.
The pop sensation is keeping her highly anticipated album off all streaming services.
Facebook has apologized for banning the account of a female developer named Isis Anchalee, claiming the account suspension was not related to her name.
Match Group Inc (MTCH) will be listed Thursday on Nasdaq. But investors aren't wooed to buy, yet.
It's a big change for the app, which previously only removed spam as part of its terms of service.
Major terrorist attacks, including 9/11, the London bombings -- and now Paris -- have fueled spikes in anti-Muslim hate crimes.
Many Facebook users have changed their profile picture to support Paris in a move some have slammed as "slacktivism."
The worm previously targeted French, German and British military computers.
Google has launched the Chromebit and USB stick-sized device, which is a fully fledged PC that can turn any screen with an HDMI port into a computer.
The online radio company will pay $75 million cash for the technology behind Rdio's product.
Less than six months after she called Tidal a "life project," Vania Schlogel has resigned and moved on to a different venture.
"We will strike America at its center in Washington," one militant said in the video.
Microsoft's Groove will take the place of Microsoft's music service.
In recent weeks, Iran's powerful hardline Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps has rounded up a number of artists, journalists and U.S. citizens.
People who appeared to be ISIS supporters celebrated Friday night's Paris terror attacks on social media.