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Takahiro Shiraishi (C), depicted here in a court sketch drawing by Masato Yamashita dated September 30, 2020, has been sentenced to death

Japan 'Twitter Killer' Sentenced To Death For Nine Murders

Japan 'Twitter killer' sentenced to death for nine murders

Apple Adding Privacy Fact Labels To App Store Items

Apple is adding labels to its apps so that users can easily see and understand what those programs do with their data

Apple adding privacy fact labels to App Store items

Massive Outage Hits Google Services Worldwide

Social media was flooded with cries for help as Google service broke down worldwide for about 45 minutes

Massive outage hits Google services worldwide

Dixie D'Amelio with her father Marc D'Amelio

Dixie D’Amelio, Dad Marc D’Amelio’s TikTok Accounts Deleted After Suspected Hack

Though Dixie D’Amelio did not make an official statement regarding the suspected hack of her TikTok account, she appeared to address it on a post of Instagram account TikTokRoom, joking that she used a bad password.

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The vote by independent experts convened by the US Food and Drug Administration to recommend granting emergency approval for Pfizer-BioNTech's Covid-19 vaccine came as the country logged more than 3,000 virus deaths in one day

Scientist's Viral TikTok Quells COVID-19 Vaccine Fears To The Tune Of Megan Thee Stallion

Scientists are looking to get the message out wherever, and however, they can. Even if it means they have to dance to Megan Thee Stallion's "Body."

Cullen Paradis Dec 11, 2020

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is currently the official head of state of Barbados, but the country is moving to change that

Queen Elizabeth's Official Twitter Account Posted And Deleted This Odd Message

Queen Elizabeth's Twitter account posted a short message that only said "Thanks," but deleted it just six minutes later.

Julia Gabrielle Dec 11, 2020

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced initiatives aimed at removing inflammatory content but activists say they will continue to press for a boycott for more changes

How Mark Zuckerberg's Attempts To 'Neutralize Competitors' Led To Facebook Lawsuit

Facebook argues its purchases of WhatsApp and Instagram were simply to improve them. Internal records suggest otherwise.

Cullen Paradis Dec 10, 2020

US President Donald Trump during an event on lowering prescription drug prices at the White House on November 20, 2020

Why China’s US Embassy Retweeted Donald Trump’s ‘Disputed’ Election Claim

China has a history of problems with social media and some of its diplomatic ties are tainted by cybersecurity issues.

Dan Graeber Dec 10, 2020

Charli D’Amelio On Dating: 'Having People Involved In Your Relationship Can Break It'

Talking about her alleged relationships, Charli D’Amelio said the affect on one’s mind can be detrimental when you find that people are more interested in seeing the relationships fail than wanting to see them happy.

Smitha Nambiar Dec 10, 2020

The suits allege that Facebook sought to squelch competition by acquiring the messaging applications -- Instagram in 2012 and WhatsApp in 2014

Facebook Antitrust Suits Seek To Divest Instagram, WhatsApp

Facebook antitrust suits seek to divest Instagram, WhatsApp

IBT Staff Reporter Dec 09, 2020

James Charles Thinks Dixie D’Amelio’s Chef Controversy Was ‘Taken Way Out Of Proportion’

TikTok star Dixie D’Amelio and famed makeup artist James Charles were involved in a controversy over their treatment of a chef.

Cortney Drakeford Dec 09, 2020

According to Politico Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg answered FTC queries under oath remotely over the course of two days

What's Facebook's Future? Social Media Giant Faces Antitrust Suits For Instagram, WhatsApp Acquisitions

Instagram and WhatsApp have been a boon for Mark Zuckerberg's company.

Megan Manning Dec 09, 2020

US Government, States File Antitrust Suits Against Facebook

US government, states file antitrust suits against Facebook

AFP News Dec 09, 2020

An antitrust lawsuit is expected against Facebook in the latest move by regulators against dominant Big tech firms

Antitrust Case Due Against Facebook On Acquisitions: Source

Antitrust enforcers from a number of states were preparing to file a lawsuit against Facebook Wednesday alleging anticompetitive conduct in the social giant's acquisition of Instagram and WhatsApp, a source familiar with the matter said.

AFP News Dec 09, 2020

Apple iOS 14.3 Release Candidate Is Here – What’s New?

Here's what the new iOS 14.3 Release Candidate version brings to all users.

Julio Cachila Dec 09, 2020

Apple May Remove iOS Apps That Track Users Without Permission

Apple will be removing from the iOS App Store apps that do not abide by its new rules designed to prevent apps from tracking users without their permission.

Julio Cachila Dec 09, 2020

WhatsApp is adding features to allow people to use the Facebook-owned messaging service for retail purchases

WhatsApp Adds Shopping Carts In Fresh E-commerce Push

WhatsApp adds shopping carts in fresh e-commerce push

AFP News Dec 08, 2020

The White House claims TikTok is a national security risk because of potential links to the Beijing government through its Chinese owner ByteDance

Second US Judge Blocks Trump's TikTok Ban

A second federal judge has suspended a Trump administration executive order threatening to ban TikTok in the U.S.

AFP News Dec 08, 2020

Twitter says the Covid-19 pandemic and Black Lives Matters movement were the top themes in 2020 on the messaging platform

#Covid19, #BlackLivesMatter Top Twitter Themes In 2020

#Covid19, #BlackLivesMatter top Twitter themes in 2020

AFP News Dec 07, 2020

Bitcoin has surged more than 170 percent so far this year and is homing in on $20,000 for the first time

Bitcoin Price May Suffer 'Significant Breakdown' To $15,500 If This Happens: Report

Bitcoin is trying to maintain the $19,000 level but a further breakdown could signify further price losses.

Vincent Figueras Dec 07, 2020

Netflix Has No Plans To Add 'Fiction' Disclaimer To 'The Crown'

Streaming giant Netflix won't be adding a disclaimer to its hit show "The Crown." The decision was made after Oliver Dowden, the U.K.'s culture secretary, said that the streaming platform should label the series as a work of fiction.

Aayush Sharma Dec 06, 2020

Jennifer Garner Celebrates 10 Million Instagram Followers By Sharing Video She Vowed To Never Post

Jennifer Garner shared a hilarious video where she recreated a scene from "Alias" to celebrate 10 million Instagram followers.

Catherine Armecin Dec 06, 2020

The US says the popular video app TikTok is a national security risk because of potential links to the Chinese government through its parent firm ByteDance

TikTok Keeps Ticking In US As Deadline For Asset Sale Passes

The deadline for ByteDance, based in China, to deliver a plan to sell its US operations to American buyers passed, but users could still tap into the smartphone app.

IBT Staff Reporter Dec 05, 2020