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Twitter April 23

Twitter slaps 'unsafe' warning label on firearms news website The Reload

Social media giant Twitter slapped a warning on links to firearms news outlet The Reload, before removing the label several hours later Saturday.

VIDEO March 15

Putin orders Internet connections with the West to be cut: Report

Former marine and cybersecurity & hacking expert David Kennedy on reports indicating that Putin plans to prevent delivery of information within Russia of the ongoing invasion into Ukraine.

Media December 14

Four years ago: Democrats, media predicted the repeal of net neutrality would end the internet

Tuesday marks four years since The Federal Communications Commission repealed the Obama-era net neutrality rules.

TECH July 24

Tech tip: How to find anyone’s email address online

Keeping up with your inbox feels never-ending some days. Between work, your personal life, and all that spam, you might have hundreds of emails to sift through.

Media July 22

Wikipedia co-founder says he's 'embarrassed' over politicization of his creation

Wikipedia co-founder says he is 'embarrassed' by what his creation has become, and apologized to those who have had their reputation sullied by the site.

VIDEO July 13

Lara Logan: There are no 'consequences' for Big Tech companies collecting data

Lara Logan sits down with a white hat hacker to discuss privacy issues and how Big Tech responds to data breaches.

VIDEO July 12

Lara Logan: No such thing as a Fourth Amendment anymore

Lara Logan on how the government is spying on Americans in 'every means possible.'

VIDEO July 12

Lara Logan: Tech and phone companies have sold Americans out

The Fox Nation host previews her new season of 'Lara Logan Has No Agenda.'

VIDEO May 16, 2021

New website uses facial recognition to show what pictures of you exist online

Polish-based Pimeyes.com lets users upload a photo of their face to search what photos of you may exist on the internet. Kurt Knutsson, the Cyber Guy, with more details.

Microsoft August 20, 2020

Microsoft is cutting 'critical' support for Internet Explorer, once the world’s most popular Web browser

At one time, Microsoft's Internet Explorer owned more than 90% of the web browser market. Now, the company said it will cut off access to a critical piece of support in 2021.