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The streaming giant's 2016 ended with a whopping 93.8 million subscribers in total.

The documents include Henry Kissinger's papers, CIA scientific research records, intelligence reports and more.

Dodgy attachments look like something you have been previously sent by a contact.

Ban emerges days after country's users top PornHub's time spent per-visit stats for third year running.

DNS records for the Giuliani Security website have been deleted, and the IP address isn't working either.

Highly anticipated throw-and-shoot selfie drone cancelled but pre-orders will be refunded to customers.

Canadian government found that Amazon misled customers about potential savings on products.

'Banistas' have so far handed out 1million bananas as a way to give back to the community.

Software glitch caused thousands of GoDaddy SSL certificates to be issued without proper domain validation.

WikiLeaks' founder read out a bitcoin blockchain hash, responding to supporters' calls for proof of his safety.

Two men claim Microsoft did not prepare them for the stress of viewing the disturbing content online.

Fark's founder is calling Google out for failing to reimburse lost ad revenue after shutting its ads down.

Rights holders will flag IP addresses suspected of sharing films, music and video games illegally.

ISPs in Russia, Hong Kong, Indonesia and India were tricked by fake routes leading to blank webpages.

Just scan in the barcode on your ready meal and the app sets the correct heat and cooking time.

China's top Go players have been beaten several times online by a mysterious player now revealed to be a robot.

Nearly half of eight to 11-year-olds have reportedly agreed to social media firms' vague terms and conditions.

All-in-one remote combines Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and IR and is compatible with more than 25,000 devices.

Assange refuted allegations of Russia being WikiLeaks' source.

Digital forensic evidence of crime scenes could be used by detectives to solve various criminal cases.

In 2016 rights holders targeted pirated content on 351,000 different websites.

Russian media reportedly classifying aid fundraisers as 'professional propagandists'.

Anwar al-Awlaki was a US and Yemeni imam implicated in the planning of several al-Qaeda attacks.

The site says it has enough resources to keep it online.

Critics of China's new cyber laws reportedly raised concerns over issues related to intellectual property.

Her father's video invite sparked countless memes, parodies and company sponsorship offers.

The company has decided to tweak its algorithm to remove Holocaust denial websites as suggestions to its visitors.

Alleged teen hacker charged following series of DDoS attacks.

Most of these stories were published during the run up to the US elections.