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The contemporary internet has been with us since roughly 1995. Its current underlying economic model — surveillance capitalism — began in the early 2000s, when Google and then Facebook realized how much our personal information and online behaviour revealed about us and claimed it for themselves to sell to advertisers.

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In a world where smartphones rarely leave anyone’s hands, apps have become trusted companions for work, play, and staying connected. Yet behind sleek interfaces and addictive features, some apps quietly siphon far more data than their users ever suspect.

The San Antonio man was arrested Thursday night ahead of the president’s visit to Texas

Meta Platforms is looking to up the ante in advertising. Its ambitions to greatly enhance its AI ad capabilities could be big for shares.

Just 15 minutes before his death, Paz had streamed a live video on Facebook showing the unfinished construction site. In the video, he criticized local officials for abandoning the project.

When we think about estate planning, we tend to focus on tangible assets like property and investments. But in the digital age, our online presence—especially our social media accounts—forms a significant part of our legacy. What happens to your Facebook profile, your Twitter feed, or your Instagram photos after you…

Facebook has been rife with fake ads for 3D printers in an attempt to con you out of money.

Publisher David Flash has been documenting the happenings in Jeff Davis County since 2020. Last year, he was banned from county buildings over allegations of harassment.

Coalition’s decades-long brawl over climate change and energy policy laid bare as former deputy prime minister sends out clarion call on Facebook

Jake Paul said he pledged to help pay Askren's medical bills because "none of these people, like Dana [White] or anyone, are stepping in."