In response to data showing that women are more likely to be abused online, major social media companies have pledged to improve tools to help keep women safe

Appel is fighting proposed regulations on its control of its app store, claiming that it would make apps less secure, especially for children

Microsoft has added an optional kid-friendly mode to its Edge browser with parental controls, safe search and limits on tracking

There was a time when there were too few Apple devices for hackers to bother targeting but -- says Consumer Reports -- that's no longer the case

As this segment shows, it's possible to impersonate nearly anyone through a "deep fake," but Facebook is working on a solution

In honor of Pride Month, ConnectSafely has updated its Parent, Educator & Youth Guide to LGBTQ Cyberbullying whose author says it's a bigger risk for LGBTQ youth than their heterosexual peers.

President Biden has revoked and replaced former President Trump's executive order that would have banned Chinese-owned TikTok and WeChat with an order that examines risks posed by any information service owned by a foreign adversar

A study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association says that an iPhone 12 with MagSafe charging technology can interfere with implanted cardiac devices if placed directly in front of the skin within 6 inches of the device.

Twitter is rolling out Twitter Blue in Canada and Australia -- a paid subscription service -- that lets users review, edit or delete tweets before they go live

An option on Google Maps allows users to share their location which is something families should consider so parents (and perhaps partners) can know where their loved-ones are