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Frances Haugen is testifying before the Senate today, how to watch?

The whistleblower who disclosed Facebook’s negative impact on children, politics, and societies- Frances Haugen, is today giving her testimony in

The government of India is planning the country’s largest facial recognition tool to detect faces with masks. It is also

The Federal cybersecurity agency of Germany is conducting a technical examination of a Xiaomi manufactured mobile phone. A spokesperson for

Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu has urged the security forces in India to prepare themselves to establish their superiority in

A ProPublica investigation has suggested that Facebook gave its contract workers access to user messages. The investigation was based on

Instagram has put on hold the application it is creating for kids, following resistance from advocacy groups and U.S. lawmakers.

A U.S.-based company Recorded Future has released a report which says a hacking group sponsored by China hacked The Times

Pulling out of Afghanistan was not easy. Many NATO members lost their soldiers. Now, a careless email at the United