“I went against my better judgment because I thought, who would really be scamming somebody getting baby formula?”
Taylor Lorenz talks to "Don't Let This Flop" about how the Big Tech behemoth tried to drum up "moral panic" around mega-popular app
These entrepreneurs predict we’ll see big changes in this virtual-first world.
The Home Office has hired a high-end ad agency to mobilize public opinion against encrypted communications — with plans that include some shockingly manipulative tactics
Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit were asked to assist the investigation voluntarily in August. Their response was "inadequate," the committee wrote on Thursday
The lawmakers' long-running feud escalated this week with a slew of social media posts
The apparent suspension comes a day after Twitter permanently suspended her personal account
The social media giant is banning 6 companies — including Black Cube, the firm hired by Harvey Weinstein — taking down 1,500 accounts following a 6-month investigation into global spy efforts
Grabbing your audience’s attention starts with an intentional strategy.
A previously unreported FBI document obtained by Rolling Stone reveals that "private" messaging apps WhatsApp and iMessage are deeply vulnerable to law-enforcement searches
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