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The tech industry has been mostly quiet on net neutrality since Trump took office, even as the FCC chips away at the rules. Here's why.

The U.K. government is pushing for a backdoor into WhatsApp after it was revealed that Khalid Masood used the encrypted messaging app moments before his deadly attack in London last week.

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In a company-wide email on Friday, Hampton Creek CEO Josh Tetrick wrote that both the SEC and the Department of Justice have closed their inquires into the company's so-called mayo-buyback scheme.

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The NFL is again shopping for a partner to livestream its Thursday Night Football games.

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Leah Juliett was just 15 when nude photos of her first leaked online. Now she's rallying for awareness of the abuse she fell victim to in the March Against Revenge Porn in Brooklyn on April 1.

Japanese firm Euglena has been cultivating a type of algae for use in food and cosmetics. But it wants to use it to power aircraft.

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The era of consumers having more control over their online privacy may be over before it begins.

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Juniors and seniors at Howard University can study computer science at Google's Mountain View campus this summer.

The Federal Communications Commission voted Thursday to approve a proposed rule that would make it easier for phone companies to crack down on robocalls.

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The advertiser backlash to Google is growing. Major brands have halted ads on certain Google platforms after learning their promotional posts were appearing alongside extremist content.