TikTok reportedly told its moderators to demote or suppress videos that contain “ugly” or poor users. 

Universal Pictures will this week release movies like Emma, The Invisible Man, and The Hunt on Xfinity On Demand for two-day rentals starting at $20 per movie.

The classified dataset would help the government decide what citizens should be quarantined based on if they crossed paths with someone who has the coronavirus.

A lot of kids are home from school these next few weeks due to the coronavirus, but that doesn’t mean they have to pause educational and interactive learning. 

No data was taken from Sunday's cyberattack, but false information about a national quarantine quickly spread throughout the internet as a result of the hack.

On isitcanceledyet.com, you can find the events, organizations, sporting events, places, and more that have been canceled or postponed due to the coronavirus.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is gearing up SpaceX to mass-produce more Starship rockets in the Boca Chica, Texas factory.

One of the iPhones set to debut this year will have a rear-facing 3D camera system.This type of camera system would allow better effects on photos and videos.

The ban on large gatherings through the end of the month is an attempt to reduce the spread of Covid-19.

Uber is working with public health organizations in deciding whether to suspend the accounts of riders and drivers if they test positive for COVID-19.

Facebook, Google, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and Twitter will address ways the government can work with the tech industry to tackle the coronavirus outbreak.

The patent describes seamlessly dividing one image into two separate displays between separate devices, which the patent calls “joint operating mode.” 

The 5,000 workers at Facebook’s Seattle office have been advised to work from home until March 31, after a contract worker tested positive for the coronavirus. 

Folding@Home wants to use your computer's spare processing power to aid in coronavirus research. Anyone with a computer can download the program.

There is no way the coronavirus could be active long enough on a surface for it to become contagious through the touching of a package or a product from China.

ICE is using facial recognition software to target undocumented immigrants in Maryland by conducting unauthorized searches of state-issued driver's licenses.

An intruder was recently able to gain unauthorized access to Clearview AI's full customer list, which is comprised of various law enforcement agencies.

Virgin Galactic reopened its waiting list to fly to space, and you can put your name down for a $1,000 deposit to reserve your seat once they become available.

Tesla isn't doing enough to prevent the misuse of its Autopilot feature, according to the National Transportation Safety Board, which has called the firm out.

A new Juul patent suggests that the company might be looking to make a product that would help people quit nicotine through machine learning technology.

Apple wants to know if its Apple Watch can reduce the risk of stroke by detecting early signs of AFib through a new stroke study with Johnson & Johnson.

A travel app wants to reduce your carbon footprint if you must get in a plane with a carbon calculator and by pledging to plant trees.

More adorable Baby Yoda merchandise is coming our way, including an animatronic figure that will giggle and interact with you, a talking plush toy, and jewelry.

Apple, in an apparent response to critics, might let you set competitor apps like Google Chrome or Microsoft Outlook as the default apps on the iPhone or iPad. 

UCLA was going to be the first university in the U.S. to use facial recognition on its campus, but after backlash, the school has decided against it. 

A congressional committee wrote a letter to Ring over concerns about the company's partnerships with more than 400 local police departments across the country.

Sony announced that it won’t be attending the upcoming PAX East gaming event in Boston due to fears ties to the coronavirus, now officially called Covid-19.

Amazon’s very first employee from 1994 said in an interview that he is scared of how big the company has become since he left and that it should be broken up.

Amazon Ring is making two-factor authentication a top priority with a new mandatory second layer of verification each time someone logs in. 

Tesla CEO Elon Musk thinks that organizations that are developing A.I. technology should be regulated, including his own companies.

SpaceX has a new partner in its quest to conquer private spaceflight. Space Adventures will help send anyone who can afford it into space as soon as late 2021.

The U.S. Department of Justice has formally charged Huawei with conspiracy to steal trade secrets from rival technology companies to expand its own business. 

NASA updated the famous photo Pale Blue Dot taken by the Voyager 1 mission 30 years ago using modern technology, and it reminds us how big the universe is.

Uber introduced a new feature that basically turns the rideshare process back into a taxi service aimed at older adults, or for those that don't have smartphones.