Star Wars: The Last Jedi actress Kelly Marie Tran deleted all of her posts on Instagram following alleged harassment from Star Wars fans who did not like Tran’s character in the movie.
NASA is reportedly in talks with a number of companies to turn the International Space Station into a commercial space laboratory.
David Vladeck, the former director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), claimed the FTC will be more likely to “impose a significant civil penalty on Facebook,” every time new scandals come out.
Tesla is reportedly “wasting a jaw-dropping amount” of materials and cash to produce their Model 3 cars.
Angry Birds, a popular mobile game aimed at children, celebrated “Pride Month” by posting gay and transgender versions of their characters to Twitter.
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-CA) attacked Twitter on Sunday for allegedly censoring the Drudge Report.
Facebook has been accused of giving “at least 60” phone manufacturers, including Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft, “extensive” user data.
A YouTube content creator who allows viewers to pay for the ability to play certain messages, sound effects, and songs while he roams around in public, was arrested after a viewer paid to play a bomb threat sound effect while he was at the University of Washington.
Google blamed “vandalism” at Wikipedia over inaccurate search results on Google, which claimed the California GOP promotes Nazism, however Google failed to note that they prioritize results from Wikipedia as an authoritative source of information.
Music streaming service Spotify has backtracked on their initiative to ban “hate content” from the platform, reinstating rapper XXXTentacion and declaring, “We rolled this out wrong.”
Dr. Robert Epstein Reveals the Three Big Threats from Google, Facebook
Supermarkets near Salem, Oregon, were stripped of products on Tuesday, after residents were sent a cryptic emergency alert telling them to “Prepare for Action.”
In an article on Wednesday, the New York Times revealed how Google’s contract with the Pentagon created an identity crisis at the company, and how Google Cloud’s Chief Scientist for A.I. Fei-Fei Li warned colleagues against mentioning weaponized artificial intelligence to the press and public.
Newcastle University scientists have created the first 3D-printed human corneas using a combination of human cells, alginate, and collagen, potentially creating an “unlimited supply” of corneas to treat blindness for millions of people.
Ikea, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, and the University of Maryland Medical System have been added to a lawsuit which alleges certain companies routinely use Facebook advertisement targeting to exclude older people from job applications.
A Tesla car crashed into a stationary police vehicle while on autopilot mode, Tuesday.
The European Commission has proposed a ban on a number of plastic items, including cutlery, straws, plates, stirrers, and cotton swabs.
Papua New Guinea is set to ban Facebook for a month in an effort to study the social network’s effects on citizens and investigate fake accounts.
Elon Musk is playing the corporate media like a fiddle.
Liberal radio host and CNN contributor Dean Obeidallah apologized after mistaking the uniform of a deceased U.S. Army Captain for a “Nazi outfit” on Sunday.
Far-left political commentator, convicted intelligence leaker, and senate candidate Chelsea Manning threatened to commit suicide on Sunday, posting a suicide note and a picture of a rooftop ledge, before being reported to be safe.
Facebook and Google face lawsuits of up to $8.8 billion on the first day of new GDPR EU data laws, according to a report.
Tesla has settled a class action lawsuit over the company’s autopilot system for its Model S and Model X cars, which was accused of being “dangerous.”
Tributes poured in for popular video game commentator John “TotalBiscuit” Bain, following the announcement of his death on Thursday.
Video streaming service Netflix is now more valuable than both Disney and Comcast, according to a report.
House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy claimed conservative Christians are being routinely silenced on social media during a speech this month to the Council of National Policy, concluding “no conservative group is safe.”
YouTube has terminated the account of popular anti-SJW content creator Bearing.
73 percent of American drivers, up 10 percent from last year, are “scared” to use driverless vehicles, according to a survey from the American Automobile Association.
Google Plus has reportedly become overrun with ISIS accounts, who are openly sharing Islamic extremist content and calling for violence on the platform.
An underwater robot discovered the shipwreck of a Spanish ship more than 300 years old containing gold and treasure worth up to $17 billon, according to a report.
Music streaming service Spotify has announced a partnership with several far-left groups, including the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), in an attempt to police the platform and remove “hate content.”
The names of rape victims, who are entitled to anonymity under British law, were reportedly exposed through a bug on Google Search.
London hospitals will soon replace doctors and nurses with artificial intelligence for various medical tasks, according to a report.
A data breach at TeenSafe, a service which allows parents to monitor their children’s texts, phone calls, location, and web history, has exposed the data of thousands of teenagers and their parents.
A cell phone tracking company unintentionally leaked the real-time locations of millions of Americans due to a bug on their website.
Ted Livingston, the founder of instant messaging service Kik, is promoting an “anti-Facebook alliance” after declaring his annoyance over the company allegedly stealing his ideas.
40 percent of Americans and 18 percent of Brits would eat lab-grown meat, according to a report.
Jay-Z’s Spotify and Apple Music competitor Tidal is reportedly “months behind” on payments to record labels.
A leaked internal video from Google portrays the company’s vision of “total data collection.”
HTC’s Decentralized Chief Officer Phil Chen announced the upcoming phone in a blog post, declaring, “We believe in the decentralized future.”
