The hugely popular internet forum was down on Friday morning (28 April).
UK schools and police warn parents over horrifying social media challenge linked to teenage suicide.
Facial recognition technology should be treated with caution.
European Court of Justice weighs in on legality of ''fully loaded'' Android TV and set-top boxes.
The move would likely weaken the government's regulatory powers over internet service providers.
Cubans will witness great improvement in Google's services such as YouTube, Gmail and search.
The company says real people and not robots will assess the quality of its search results.
Founder Marjorie Post's "dream of a winter White House came true with Trump's election in 2016".
AFRINIC is considering banning countries that cut off internet access from receiving new IP addresses.
Rather than register a domain yourself, Njalla will do it for you to ensure your privacy is preserved.
Which? survey finds only 38% of TalkTalk and 45% of BT customers are satisfied with the service.
The web search giant is expected to launch the feature within weeks.
Law enforcement officers have met Apple representatives to examine live stream apps available on its store.
The survey will reportedly cover topics such as privacy, AI, security and net neutrality.
The company says the 'move is targeting Telegram specifically' as other VoIP services are enabled the country.
The company says this is a very secure way of protecting your account.
Ballmer has teamed up with academics to release first ever nonpartisan look at government expenditure.
The replicas are reportedly made out of solid urethane and are being sold for 'training purposes'.
'Trust is the fundamental currency of the sharing economy,' Airbnb CTO Nathan Blecharczyk said.
Someone used the Tor exit node operated by Dmitry Bogatov to post incendiary comments online.
Panic and uncertainty strikes as people seek answers over US and North Korea tension.
Police have seen a sharp rise in teenagers sending explicit photos of themselves over smartphones.
Citizens Advice survey shows broadband prices jump on average by 43% after first 12 months.
IPv6 might enable more IP addresses, but it also lets hackers set up undetectable communication channels.
From online piracy to hacking tips and bizarre sex queries, here's a look at the underbelly of the internet.
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The adult website has until 1 May to hand over names, IP addresses and phone numbers.
A screaming tirade of racist abuse and false threats of rape aimed at New York driver caught on camera.
Moscow makes it illegal to share the image over the internet.
On 4 April, Berners-Lee received the prestigious Turing award often called the Nobel Prize of computing.