Technology

A December 4 runoff for secretary of state will help determine how Georgia handles decisions around securing voting machines and purging voter rolls.

Despite efforts to debunk "white genocide" theory, Facebook sold advertisers ability to market to users with interest in the myth just days after bloodshed.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai refused to answer a list of questions from a bipartisan group of six senators.

Some major players in tech are distancing themselves from Saudi's Neom “smart city” project after the reported assassination of Jamal Khashoggi.

Testers were easily and routinely able to take over real weapon systems using simple tools against “mission-critical cyber vulnerabilities.”

Publicly, Google executive Ben Gomes has called the censored search engine “an exploration.” Privately, he wanted it completed “as soon as possible.”

Last year, hundreds of retailers were permanently banned from accepting SNAP based primarily on an algorithmic assessment by the USDA.

Alastair Mactaggart, who led the push to pass California's sweeping privacy measure, said he fears Congress will pre-empt the law at the behest of big tech.

At a Senate hearing, the company’s chief privacy officer repeatedly said the status of Google’s censored search engine for China is “unclear.”

The feds are mad that, in a pilot program, airlines are keeping flights on time by letting passengers skip a facial recognition procedure at boarding.