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Perhaps the biggest myth of the internet is that it is free and open.

Congressional candidate for Virginia claims he was only virus-testing in Facebook farce.

Social media companies taken to court for allowing hateful content to remain on their platforms.

Troubled singer and priest Sinead O'Connor is no longer considered a missing person, according to local police.

The reforms propose to rank universities on their teaching quality and set up an Office for Students regulator.

Facebook's news curators admitted to inflating certain topics, such as Black Lives Matter.

Gaming giant promises to bring live Hearthstone and Heroes of the Storm competitions to Facebook.

Facebook says it took allegations of political bias "very seriously" and has now launched full probe.

Facebook is facing accusations of anti-conservative bias.

Three Delaware schoolgirls have been charged with offences in relation to 16-year-old's death.

Capture the Flag competitions focus on current cyberattack exploits used by hackers.

The Sentencing Council has issued guidelines to deter young people from sharing crimes online.

The new version of the app comes almost a year after its initial launch in the US in June 2015.

Zuckerberg talks of a connected world and global community but his creation has killed the internet.

"We take allegations of bias very seriously," Facebook says in a statement.

China's Great Firewall blocks 25% of all internet sites under Xi Jinping

Scammers masquerading as online services like Amazon, eBay, Facebook or Google to exploit users in cyberattacks.

Facebook's COO posted an emotional tribute to single mothers on her social network.

Article was shared tens of thousands of times on social media before being revealed as a hoax.

The Facebook post saw Sandberg look back on her first year as a widow and a single mother.

The Finnish boy genius discovered that he could demonstrate the hack without even logging into an account.

WhatsApp is back online in Brazil after an appeals court lifted the popular application's second ban in five months.

WhatsApp is used by about half of the country's 200 million people to avoid hefty cell phone charges.

Italian watchdog's ruling follows trend of national courts asserting jurisdiction over Facebook and other tech firms.

Look away now. Interns for Snapchat, Twitter and Facebook can earn over $10,000 a month.

Tinder's new group dating feature is aimed at helping people connect with and date in groups.

An IBTimes UK poll asking if you would pay to use Twitter.

The traditional blue and orange mixed layout seems to be replaced by a monochromatic design.

The app developed by former Twitter executive, makes your texts public.

Facebook has reportedly rewarded white hat hacker Orange Tsai $10,000 for his work.