Approximately 500 beta testers have begun using Donald Trump's 'Truth Social' app, which reportedly bears a striking resemblance to Twitter
Stopping the trolls? Twitter expands its Safety Mode feature to give users greater control over who can reply to their…
Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Facebook parent Meta, alleging it captured and used biometric data of millions of Texans
Sharing private residential information, even if data is publicly available, should not be allowed by Facebook, Oversight Board rules
Online Safety Bill will include legal duty requiring all porn websites to implement 'robust checks' on the person's age
UK watchdog fines Meta a second time, as Facebook again fails to inform the CMA about 'material changes' to its…
Twitter joins Facebook and Google in filing lawsuits against a new law in Germany that obliges social networking platforms to…
Data blunders continue at Ministry of Defence, with 7 serious data incidents in the space of a year, as well…
DCMS committee says draft version of landmark online safety bill is not robust or clear enough to tackle illegal or…
UK data protection watchdog, the ICO, says encryption provides protections for children, after government-backed campaign against it
Attempt by US lawmakers to tame the power of big tech firms, nudges a step closer after Senate Committee votes…
Twitter has expanded its test feature to other countries that allows users to flag or report misleading tweets on the…
Meta is facing a lawsuit in the UK that is seeking damages of at least $3.2 billion of behalf of…
Personal Twitter account of congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene goes the way of her idol Donald Trump, and is permanently suspended
Lawsuit alleging Microsoft's LinkedIn division had inflated its advertising metrics for video ads watched is dismissed by US judge
Russia imposes first fines on Google and Meta based on annual turnover, as country cracks down on 'extremist' internet content
Latest financial penalty against US tech firms sees Moscow court fine Twitter for not deleting so-called 'banned content'
Surveillance-for-hire firms have spied on 50,000 Facebook users that includes journalists and activists, as Meta bans seven companies
Campaign against US tech firms in Russia shows no sign of slowing, with string of financial penalties levied against multiple…
Changes required. Major changes are being urged by joint committee of MPs to the draft of the UK's online safety…
US Senators say laws are needed to protect young people online, rejecting proposal by Instagram head Adam Mosseri of industry…
Meta's 'Supreme Court' has once again urged the social networking giant to be more transparent about its content moderation decisions
Court grants US appeal, meaning Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange is set to be extradited to US to face espionage charges.…
Bipartisan bill to require social networking firms such as Meta (Facebook) have to provide researchers with access to its data
Meta executive confirms Facebook will now ban all Myanmar-military controlled businesses on its platforms, as it expands Junta restrictions
Meta sued for billions of dollars for not allegedly removing anti-Rohingya hate speech during 2017 violence in Myanmar (Burma)
Uber agrees to pay $9 million to settle dispute with California regulators over its failure to provide detailed data on…
Russian regulator applies to court to fine US tech giants percentage of annual Russian turnover, over failure to remove “banned…
Privacy overstep? Personal photos and videos of private individuals tweeted without the consent of the person(s) depicted will be removed
American facial recognition firm Clearview AI is facing a possible £17 million fine over “serious breaches” of UK data protection…