Websites September 25, 2019 Match profited off romance scammers, FTC suit claims Good luck finding love online.
Google September 9, 2019 Is Google doing enough to protect kids from disturbing YouTube videos? “Paw Patrol” is all the rage with kids. “We were unable to find the videos described on YouTube Kids, our standalone app for kids to more safely explore their interests," said a YouTube spokesperson, in a statement emailed to Fox News. "Sometimes, content on YouTube’s main experience that don’t violate our policies may not be appropriate for all audiences. We have built in policies and protections to age-restrict or remove mature content that explicitly targets minors and families. As a reminder, YouTube has never been for people under 13 and we terminate thousands of these accounts per week.”
CRIME September 5, 2019 New Jersey man accused of posing as soldier on dating websites, scamming women out of $2M A New Jersey man accused of using stolen identities and posing as United States military personnel to fool more than 30 women he met on dating sites to send him more than $2 million collectively was arrested Wednesday, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced.
Websites August 5, 2019 El Paso shooting: 8chan offline after Internet company Cloudflare pulls support for 'cesspool of hate' online forum Controversial online forum 8chan is offline after Internet services company Cloudflare pulled its support for the site in the wake of the horrific El Paso mass shooting that left 22 people dead and two dozen injured.
Google July 29, 2019 Tulsi Gabbard says her Google lawsuit should highlight 'unchecked power' of tech 'monopolies' Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hawaii, said she hopes her lawsuit against Google will show that Silicon Valley companies potentially have too much power.
Faith & Values July 17, 2019 Former porn star set to lead XXXchurch as founder focuses on 'Christian Cannabis' Brittni De La Mora, who spent almost a decade in the porn industry, will lead the church that helped her find Jesus.
Security May 7, 2019 Feds seize DeepDotWeb for taking money from black market sites The FBI appears to have taken down DeepDotWeb, a site that publicized links to online black markets on the dark web.
Privacy April 25, 2019 Online dating is safest in New England, most dangerous in Alaska Looking for love?
Maintenance April 15, 2019 Craigslist now charging $5 for used car ads As if tax day weren't bad enough already.
Hackers April 9, 2019 Hacker blackmailed almost $1M from porn website users, spent proceeds on prostitutes, $6G Rolex A hacker who extorted more than $913,000 by blackmailing users of porn websites has been jailed in the U.K.
Websites February 11, 2019 Russia is going to 'disconnect' from the internet While Russia has deftly used the internet to advance its own interests, it is apparently concerned about other countries deploying its own tactics, so it is preparing to "disconnect" from the internet, ZDNet reports.
