Using Google's services has become second nature. Our minds literally lie partly on Google's servers.
On Tuesday, Facebook revealed it had removed 652 suspicious pages, groups and accounts linked to Russia and Iran.
Exclusive AP investigation reveals that even with Location History paused, some Google apps automatically store time-stamped location data without asking.
Phone manufacturers were compelled to pre-install the Google Search app and its own web browser.
The city council has voted to place a measure on the November ballot asking residents to authorise taxing businesses between $9 and $149 per employee.
The search giant had been formulating a patchwork of policies around ethical questions for years, and finally put them in writing.
Facebook could soon hold more data on its users than any government.
Anthropologists have long explored how inanimate objects and nonhuman entities - like "data" - can take on fantastic, fetishistic, or even magical properties.
Google recently announced that 20% of searches on its mobile app and Android services are now carried out by voice, and this number is only likely to increase in the coming years.
Vulnerable women forced to work in pop-up brothels are being pimped online via the world's biggest Internet platforms, the National Crime Agency.
A former Google engineer is suing the Internet company and claiming the only reason he was sacked was because he spoke out against racism.
Google Pixel 2 XL owners have had a rough start to their new devices. Another problem has now surfaced, this time with the rapid charging.
The iPhone X vs the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S9 is already a hot debate, but what if the real war lies in the software?
It's a safe bet that Google will release another Pixel phone later this year, but can it finally match up to the iPhone and Samsung Galaxy?
Anti-abortion activists are writing fake reviews and listing abortion clinics as permanently closed in a bid to show more "crisis pregnancy centres" in the search results.
Google is rumoured to be working on a game-streaming platform that would run similarly to Sony's PlayStation Now service.
Google has released a new version of the YouTube app that is designed to save data. YouTube Go is now available in 130 countries.
Trend Micro has observed hackers abusing session-replay scripts to view what a victim does on every site they visit during a browsing session.
Apple Watch continues to haemorrhage app support. Slack joins Twitter, Amazon and Google Maps in abandoning Watch OS.
Facebook users were duped this week into watching fake "live footage" of the celestial treat that was the "super blue blood moon", a fraud that racked up millions of views.
For a company that built its success on faceless algorithms to automate human tasks, this focus on people presents something of a conundrum.
EyeEm co-founder opens up about AI-powered photo competitions: "We are really obsessed with ranking images. We are unique."