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Jammu and Kashmir government suspends internet services in valley to quell unrest
Government argues the curfew on mobile internet is necessary to deal with the situation.
Facebook responds to Cleveland murder video: 'We know we need to do better'
A nationwide search for the suspect, identified as Steve Stephens, is still underway.
Steve Wozniak: Apple, Google and Facebook will still be around and 'bigger' in 2075
'Apple will be around a long time, like IBM,' Wozniak said.
Pakistani student beaten to death over blasphemous content on social media
Mashal Khan, a student of journalism, was reportedly assaulted by a group of fellow students.
Facebook publishing terrorist and paedophilic content, investigation reveals
Social network giant initially refuses to remove footage of Isis beheadings and child sex abuse.
Factory worker jailed for 4 months for Facebook threat to stab MP to death
Mark Sands was angered by proposed disability cuts and threatened to kill Caroline Ansell.
Funny then scary footage captures helpless driver chasing his runaway truck
Man runs after lorry as it rolls driverless down a slip road and onto a motorway.
Ninja Warrior UK contestant and bodybuilder jailed after grooming TV celeb's 13-year-old daughter
Shane Oakden from Lincoln, has been jailed for 3 years after sending explicit photographs of himself.
Facebook adds handy educational guide to help users spot fake news
The tool will initially be rolled out to users in countries such as the US, UK, Germany, France, Italy and Canada.
Facebook launches new tools to combat revenge porn following Marines nude photo scandal
The new tool will prevent previously flagged photos from being reshared on its site, Messenger and Instagram.
Alabama man faces charges after 'faking being a woman' on Facebook to lure teenage boys
Venderius Holyfield allegedly performed sex act hidden under blanket while pretending to be a female.
Tunisia nightclub shuts down after Muslim call to prayer dance remix sparks outrage
The music was played by two European DJs near the famous seaside resort of Hammamet.
Oculus co-founder Palmer Luckey leaves Facebook months after anti-Hillary Clinton meme controversy
"Palmer will be dearly missed," Oculus' parent company Facebook said.
US House votes to repeal Obama's internet privacy protections
The rules required internet service providers to ask for permission before selling on users' data.
Amber Rudd calls in tech giants for 'more than a ticking off' over 'inadequate' terror response
'I'm calling time on terrorists using social media as their platform,' the UK home secretary said.
Babies born hours apart next door to one another coincidentally named Romeo and Juliet
The pair were born in neighbouring rooms at a South Carolina hospital.
Beware the Aldi voucher scam that exposes your personal details to criminals
Fake £65 vouchers being shared on Facebook and Twitter are completely worthless.
Internet lessons just as important for children as reading and writing, says House of Lords
Self-regulation online is failing, peers report warns.
Tumblr accused of refusing to tackle revenge porn say 'devastated' victims
Revenge pornography is a form of sexual assault, says civil rights lawyer Lisa Bloom who is representing Mischa Barton.
Facebook may tease consumer hardware products in April to take on Apple, Google and Snap
Building 8, the company's hardware development division, is behind these products.
Pakistan calls on Facebook and Twitter to help identify users suspected of blasphemy online
Facebook said it will send a team to Pakistan to address the country's concerns.
Facebook, Google and Twitter may face fines by European consumer protection authorities
The social media firms have discussed some solutions to resolve the issues with the authorities.
Apple, Google, Facebook and other tech firms won't fight Trump's new travel ban
The companies that signed the latest brief include Airbnb, Dropbox and Kickstarter.
YouTube, Google slammed by MPs for refusing to take down David Duke anti-Jewish video
Labour MP David Winnick repeatedly questioned if the social media executives felt any shame.
No Facebook friends? Crazy Japanese company hires out fake friends to make you look more popular
Real Appeal lets you hire people to act as friends or love interests on social media.
Mark Zuckerberg: Claims that Facebook likes fake news on its site are 'crap'
"We are also victims of this," Mark Zuckerberg said.
Facebook and Instagram forbid developers from using their data for surveillance
"Our goal is to make our policy explicit," Facebook said.
Facebook policy head calls for tech to fight against extremism at SXSW
The social media giant has partnered with DHS to encourage students to create campaigns that combat hate and extremism.
Black Code documentary film exposes the digital espionage carried out by governments
New film highlights how activists are using social media and smartphones to fight oppressive regimes.
US Marines nude photo scandal: Mattis warns such misconduct will not be tolerated or excused
A 30,000-member Facebook group called Marines United is accused of posting nude pictures of female marines.