Democrats want to release 3,000 Facebook ads created by Russia operatives to spread propaganda, A new Messenger malware targets your Facebook password, and Uber has a plan to put flying cars into the sky by 2020.

Twitter makes a huge security mistake - You need to change your password now, Study shows cellphones might be the reason for an increase in brain tumors, AI can predict your personality by studying how you move your eyes, Shopping on Instagram is about to get very easy.

Cambridge Analytica, the firm that used data from millions of Facebook users without their permission, has shut down following the privacy scandal, Why members of the armed forces can no longer buy certain Chinese phones, Simple math question that has gone viral thanks to Amazon’s Alexa, The Border Patrol starts testing body cameras.

More than 100 Uber and lyft drivers have reportedly sexually assaulted their passengers, Mark Zuckerberg plans a new feature that gives you the option to delete your Facebook browsing data, You no longer have to see any hate on Instagram, Technology can now give you a virtual wedding.

FBI warning has parents working to protect kids from online predators, What to expect from Mark Zuckerberg during Facebook’s big show, The Amazon Marketplace is packed with counterfeit goods, and Disney plans to start putting shows on Twitter, Fitbit teams up with Google for better health.

A major merger between Spring and T-Mobile could affect your cell phone bill, Twitter sells your data to the Cambridge Analytica researcher and fraudsters on Facebook are scamming you out of your hard-earned money.

Artificial intelligence may be moving into police body cameras as an attempt to help officers reach out to the community, Where has the outrage at Facebook gone? Despite the data scandals Facebook has been facing their user base is actually up, New malware is on the loose that can lock up your files making you pay to get them back, all that and more on your tech news today.

Security experts show how hackers could easily break into your hotel room, A major flaw leaves every Nintendo switch susceptible to cyber criminals, Parents and not computers will now decide what kids watch on YouTube, Drones might soon be able to deliver blood during emergencies.

The government prepares to protect the American voting system against Russian hackers, you can now read Facebook’s rules for what is allowed and what is forbidden, plus get the junk out of your trunk, Amazon needs the extra space in your car.

In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal, Facebook gets proactive against terrorist propaganda, A new hacker group, dubbed Orangeworm, infects X-ray and MRI machines, and millions of apps are leaking private data