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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.
Anonymous launches #OpBlueWhale urging teenagers to stop playing sinister suicide game
The Blue Whale challenge reportedly encourages teens to complete a series of harmful tasks including cutting themselves.
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.
Planned Parenthood and Tumblr join hands at SXSW to turn the internet pink this March
They have launched the hashtag #TechStandsWithPP urging the tech industry to join the campaign.
Twitter now hiding accounts and labelling them 'sensitive' in latest anti-abuse effort
Twitter reportedly confirmed that it is testing the new feature and has not widely rolled it out yet.
AT&T 911 outage that left customers unable to access emergency services being probed by the FCC
It still remains unclear as to how many people were affected by the outage.
Microsoft down: Outlook, Skype and Xbox outage leaves thousands frustrated across Europe and US
The cause of the outage that lasted several hours remains unknown.
Syrian refugee falsely branded a terrorist on Facebook loses 'fake news' case against tech giant
Anas Modamani was labelled a terrorist after posting a selfie with Angela Merkel which went viral in 2015.
Facebook is enabling child abuse - where is Mark Zuckerberg's apology?
Facebook is so powerful he thinks the network is untouchable - but the moral hypocrisy is clearer than ever.
Russian Playboy model Victoria Bonya feared US would 'deport' her for being a Russian spy
President Trump's controversial travel ban has caused chaos at airports around the US.
Footballer John Terry's home burgled after posting pictures of £5m home on Instagram
Chelsea captain Terry and family were reportedly on a skiing holiday when informed home burgled
Facebook using artificial intelligence to spot suicidal users and offer real-time prevention
New algorithm can identify users at risk and reach out with rapid support.
Kim Jong-nam's Facebook account allegedly reveals what his life was like outside North Korea
Jong-nam reportedly used the pseudonym Kim Chol for his Facebook account, the same as that on his passport.
High tech warfare: Syrian rebels allegedly using Snapchat to buy and sell weapons
Experts claim social media and messaging apps are increasingly being used for weapons sales.
Introducing the break-up photo shoot, a perfect antidote to Facebook's oversharing couples
Former couple take part in hilarious mock photo shoot to send-up couples on Facebook.
After Spectacles, could a Snapchat smartphone be on the cards?
Recent hires at Snap Inc suggest the company is building camera hardware.
Twitter 'swept abuse problem under the rug' in botched anti-troll move
User backlash sparked after Twitter attempts to hide ongoing abuse from users of its platform.
Fujitsu looks towards social media in the fight against fraud
Anthony Duffy, director retail banking at Fujitsu, talks about fraud detection, ID verification and biometrics.
Facebook tipped to challenge Netflix with video streaming app and original TV shows
New app will reportedly feature original, full length TV shows including tailor-made content.
Is Snapchat really worth $25 billion?
As Snap Inc announces its plans for an IPO we look how the company is valued.
Harold & Kumar actor raises $500,000 for refugees after racist troll: 'You don't belong in this country'
Kal Penn raised more than $500,000 for Syrian refugees – all donations go to International Rescue Committee (IRC).
Outrage in Argentina after another baby dolphin died because of selfie-seeking tourists
A similar incident took place in the country in February 2016 that led to the death of an endangered La Plata dolphin.
Zoos duke it out on Twitter with the #cuteanimaltweetoff and it is just what we all need
Zoos across US and the world bring you cute animal pictures to relieve you from the week's dreary news.
#PoemsAboutTrumpAndMay trends on Twitter as PM makes historic visit
The British PM is not the only one capable of using flowery language to make a political point.
Facebook rape gang jailed for 42 years after plying girls with booze and drugs before assaults
The five men were found guilty of committing multiple rapes in Coventry throughout 2015 and 2016
Donald Trump's press secretary tweets mysterious, cryptic codes but what do they mean?
Did Sean Spicer accidentally broadcast his Twitter password? Mystery hits social media after odd posts.
Is Facebook about to put adverts in your Messenger app?
The company is experimenting with placing ads directly below your recent conversations in Messenger.
Is Gambian President Adama Barrow leaving Dakar to return home?
EXCLUSIVE Barrow's spokesperson tells IBTimes UK president 'definitely not coming today'.
Twitter explodes with speculation over US DoD tweet about mental health
The Pentagon's tweet led many Twitter users to wonder if the agency was subtly trolling Trump.
Saturday Night Live writer Katie Rich suspended over Barron Trump 'homeschool shooter' tweet
Rich, who has been suspended indefinitely, deleted the original tweet shortly after she wrote it.

