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PS Plus August Free Games Announced: Everything You Need To Know

A hilarious multiplayer title and a remastered first-person military shooter are free to play this August on PlayStation Plus.

Facebook Sues EU Antitrust Regulators Over Unnecessary Data Questions

The ruling puts data transfers from the EU to the US by Facebook and many other US tech firms into legal limbo

The social media giant that it has complied with the investigation, but the latest round of requests would see them handing over sensitive employee information.

Watch: The Chainsmokers Concert Video Causes Controversy For This Reason

The Chainsmokers held a charity drive-in concert over the weekend in New York.

Did This 'Vanderpump Rules' Couple Break Up? Why Fans Think So

Fans started to speculate that this couple was heading for splitsville after some suspicious social media activity.

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‘Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills’ Star Teddi Mellencamp Slams Denise Richards’ ‘Victim Routine’

“The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Teddi Mellencamp calls out her co-star.

Facebook placed an informational disclaimer on a post from President Donald Trump about purported risks of mail-in voting

Facebook Agrees To Pay $650 Million As Part Of Lawsuit Over Facial Recognition Technology

The lawsuit was originally filed in 2015 by three Illinois residents who alleged the social media giant violated the state's Biometric Information Privacy Act, which requires written consent for a company to collect facial recognition data.

Pokemon Go sparked a global frenzy as users of the gaming app hunt for virtual cartoon characters

Pokemon GO Fest Ultra Unlock Week 3: What Players Can Expect

Pokemon GO Fest Ultra Unlock Week 3, the Unova Week, will have players needing to complete 24 global challenges.

Apple Releases Second iOS 14 Public Beta For Testers

Those who wish to install Apple's newly released second iOS 14 public beta will need to sign up to become a public beta tester via the Apple Beta Software Program website.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, seen here in 2019, apologized for the hack affecting prominent accounts and said the company was taking steps to improve resiliency

Twitter May Launch Subscription Service Soon

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said that the company is considering offering a subscription service to users as it deals with the impact of COVID-19 and a recent hack that compromised many accounts.

Ex-Porn Star Mia Khalifa Banned, Michele Morrone Glorified For Doing Same Thing, Twitter Claims

Twitter users reacted to the different responses Mia Khalifa and Michele Morrone received after doing sexual scenes for entertainment purposes.

Twitter said advertisers pulled back on marketing on its platform during the racial equity protests in the United States in June

Twitter Accelerates User Growth Amid Pandemic, Unrest

Twitter accelerates user growth amid pandemic, unrest

TikTok Launches $200 Mn 'Creator Fund'

TikTok launches $200 mn 'creator fund'

Twitter Sees Surge In Users; Revenue Slides Amid Turmoil

Twitter sees surge in users; revenue slides amid turmoil

Twitter says 130 accounts were targeted in the mass hack that occurred earlier this week

Twitter Hackers Accessed DMs Of High-Profile Celebrities, Politicians

Twitter revealed 36 accounts had their private messages inbox accessed by the hackers.

Apple iOS 14 Beta 3: What’s New?

The features and enhancements that come with Apple's third iOS 14 beta include a Clock app widget and a new popup appearing when the App Library is accessed for the first time.

Facebook's Messenger app will use artificial intelligence to detect fraud schemes on the platform

Facebook Messenger Update For iPhone, iPad Introduces New Features

Facebook introduced an App Lock feature via the Messenger app's new privacy settings section. This feature adds "another layer of security" that will keep a user's private messages safe from prying eyes, even from those close to them.

What Is The Hold Up? How Software Will Change Contact Centers

If companies want to handle harder and more frequent customer inquiries than before, they need software that multiplies the abilities of their agents.

Legions of women outside India's big cities found fun, and some found fame, on Chinese app TikTok

TikTok Gave Rural Indian Women Fame, Fun And More

TikTok gave rural Indian women fame, fun and more

QAnon followers have recently been involved in protests against measures to combat the spread of the coronavirus, especially face masks

Twitter Bans 7,000 Accounts Linked To 'QAnon' Conspiracy, Limit Thousands More

In 2019, the FBI designated the fringe right-wing conspiracy group as a national security threat.

TikTok is coming under greater scrutiny around the world over data security concerns

Senate Committee Votes To Ban TikTok From Government-Supplied Devices

India already banned TikTok as part of its ban of 59 Chinese-owned apps and Amazon ordered employees to delete TikTok from their devices.

The workplace messaging app Slack filed an EU antitrust complaint accusing Microsoft of abusing its market dominance by integrating a competing service in the widely used Office software suite

Slack Files EU Antitrust Complaint Against Microsoft

Slack files EU antitrust complaint against Microsoft

Slack Technologies Files Anticompetition Complaint Against Microsoft

Slack operates a service that competes directly with Microsoft Teams

Apple Maps In iOS 14 Tip: How To Get Cycling Directions

Here's how to use Apple Maps' new cycling directions feature in iOS 14.

Spotify Now Has Video Podcasts For Select Shows

Spotify is introducing a new video podcast feature for free and premium users. The music streaming service calls this the “first version” of the feature, indicating that it will work to improve it over time.