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In the fourth quarter, earnings and income for Meta saw a significant rise due to reductions in expenses and a rebound in advertising.

Meta Platforms Inc. experienced a threefold increase in its earnings and reported significantly higher revenue in the last quarter of 2023, driven by a recovery in digital advertising and efforts to reduce costs and lay off employees, which CEO Mark Zuckerberg referred to as the “efficiency year.” Debra Aho Williamson, a well-established technology analyst, stated

A former computer engineer for the CIA has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for sharing confidential hacking information with WikiLeaks.

A former CIA software developer has been given a 40-year prison sentence on Thursday for being found guilty of what the government has deemed the largest theft of classified information in CIA history. In addition, the individual was also convicted of possessing images and videos depicting child sexual abuse. The majority of the punishment given

TikTok is beginning to remove songs from popular artists such as Taylor Swift and Drake. The reason for this is explained below.

In the future, the TikTok app may have a different appearance or audio experience. Earlier this week, Universal Music Group, which manages popular musicians such as Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny, and Drake, announced that it will no longer permit its music to be used on TikTok after the expiration of their licensing agreement on Wednesday.

A teenager from California who has been accused of swatting will be facing charges as an adult in Florida.

A California adolescent has been detained and taken from one side of the country to the other to face serious accusations of swatting a mosque in Florida. Seventeen-year-old Alan Winston Filion was taken into custody on January 18 by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department based on a warrant from Seminole County, Florida. According to

A recent investigation has revealed that a minimum of 30 journalists, lawyers, and activists were targeted with Pegasus in Jordan through hacking.

According to Access Now, the digital rights organization, the Pegasus spyware, created in Israel, was employed in Jordan to breach the mobile devices of over 30 individuals, including reporters, attorneys, and advocates for human rights and political causes. According to a report by Access Now, the infiltration using spyware created by Israel’s NSO Group took

Elon Musk is requesting that Tesla shareholders vote on relocating the company’s registration to Texas.

Elon Musk is asking Tesla shareholders to vote on relocating the company’s headquarters to Texas following a ruling from a Delaware court denying him a lucrative compensation plan. The CEO of the electric car company announced on Thursday that Tesla will hold a vote among shareholders to decide if they should change their corporate registration

The Apology Tour of Mark Zuckerberg: A Concise Timeline

During a Senate hearing, Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged the issue of children being exploited, bullied, or driven to self-harm through social media, bringing back a familiar topic. “I apologize for all that you have experienced,” stated the CEO of Meta on Wednesday. “No one should have to endure the same hardships that you and your loved

The Messenger, an internet news platform, closes its operations in under a year.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — The Messenger, an ambitious online news site that billed itself as a nonpartisan digital outlet and spent some $50 million ratcheting up its business effort, abruptly shut down Wednesday after only eight months in operation. The New York Times reported that Founder Jimmy Finkelstein informed surprised employees through an

A video showing a decapitation was uploaded on YouTube and remained online for several hours, leading to inquiries as to why it was not removed earlier.

A disturbing video from a man in Pennsylvania who is charged with decapitating his father has gone viral on YouTube, bringing attention to the ongoing issue of social media companies’ limitations in stopping violent content from being shared online. On Wednesday, authorities announced that Justin Mohn, 32, had been arrested and charged with first-degree murder

The judge has ruled that Elon Musk is not allowed to retain a pay package from Tesla that is valued at over $55 billion.

A judge in Delaware has ruled that Elon Musk is not eligible for the significant compensation package given to him by Tesla’s board of directors, which could be valued at over $55 billion. Chancellor Kathaleen St. Jude McCormick’s decision was made over five years after a lawsuit was filed by shareholders against Tesla CEO Musk

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In the fourth quarter, earnings and income for Meta saw a significant rise due to reductions in expenses and a rebound in advertising.

A former computer engineer for the CIA has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for sharing confidential hacking information with WikiLeaks.

TikTok is beginning to remove songs from popular artists such as Taylor Swift and Drake. The reason for this is explained below.

A teenager from California who has been accused of swatting will be facing charges as an adult in Florida.

A recent investigation has revealed that a minimum of 30 journalists, lawyers, and activists were targeted with Pegasus in Jordan through hacking.

Elon Musk is requesting that Tesla shareholders vote on relocating the company’s registration to Texas.

The Apology Tour of Mark Zuckerberg: A Concise Timeline

The Messenger, an internet news platform, closes its operations in under a year.

A video showing a decapitation was uploaded on YouTube and remained online for several hours, leading to inquiries as to why it was not removed earlier.

The judge has ruled that Elon Musk is not allowed to retain a pay package from Tesla that is valued at over $55 billion.