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YouTube is set to bring more content to Red later this year.

Safe Browsing is already set on by default for Google Chrome users.

The malware firm has said that a patch for the flaw, disclosed last year, is still three to four weeks away.

Major tech firms face scrutiny in the UK parliament about how they are curbing extremist ideology online

The Electronic Freedom Foundation has criticised the UK Investigatory Powers Bill for bulk spying proposals.

Google engineer uses two-way mirror, thin display and Amazon Fire Stick to create smart bathroom mirror.

YouTube executives hold secret meetings with 360-degree camera manufacturers to discuss future partnerships.

Troubled internet portal also said it would cut its workforce by 15%, shedding 1,700 jobs.

Would-be militants searching for terrorism-related links will see anti-radicalisation ads in Google.

Antonio Falco, a regional chair for the FSB body, spoke to IBTimes UK about his grilling of Osborne.

A conspiracy theory has developed around Google search suggestions for Labour and the Conservatives.

Report discredits US security agencies' theory that encryption tools hamper monitoring of extremist activities.

HTC is rumoured to be in line to make the next set of Nexus smartphones.

In 2014 Facebook paid just £4,327 in corporation tax in the UK.

Google credits advertising revenue from YouTube and mobile devices, as value reaches $568bn.

As with Snapchat, British firms should opt to play the long game rather than cashing out.

Selected existing customers will get to try the service ahead of its release.

Former minister Kate Hoey tells IBTimes UK that Labour supporters do not back open borders.

The MEP's voted against measures designed to reprimand further blacklisted tax havens.

A Sunday Times investigation found that the likes of the likes of Shell, Lloyds and Vodafone paid no taxes.

Peter Barron, insisted it was about the internet giant's relationship with the US

Former Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer said sales, rather than profits, should be taxed.

Google working on high-speed internet project at Spaceport America in New Mexico.

Sanmay Ved was paid $12,000 for owning Google's domain for one minute.

The high salaries prove that Google's UK arm does not play second fiddle to its US operations.

Low-tech device built with pizza box, Velcro, magnets, rubber band and lenses costs about £14.

Artificial intelligence system beat three-time world champion Fan Hui five times in succession.

David Vos said drone delivery service would be launched in 2017.

Confidentiality rules means the tax affairs of Amazon, Facebook and LinkedIn could stay shrouded in secrecy.

NSA whistleblower says encryption claimed by Islamic State is fake.