Technology

After The Intercept revealed Google's censored search engine for China, employees are “upset and scared” as executives restrict information, sources said.

Search app that will "blacklist sensitive queries" could be launched in six to nine months, according to documents and people familiar with the plans.

As employees protest the use of Amazon artificial intelligence by U.S. enforcement agencies, executive Teresa Carlson affirms commitment to the government.

FirstNet is a public-private partnership that creates a “private tunnel” for law enforcement and public safety agencies within AT&T’s network.

Google canceled a Pentagon contract for AI in drone targeting. But there's no shortage of national security work for Silicon Valley.

The indictment has a surprising amount of technical information and presents the most detailed and plausible picture of the Russian cyberattacks so far.

Ohio v. American Express could prove to be one of the most consequential rulings of the decade, serving as a broad immunity cloak for Silicon Valley giants.

Companies like 23andMe and MyHeritage have offered free DNA kits to help unite immigrant families. Immigration and privacy advocates are not so enthused.

Emails show how tech giants are negotiating for a compromise to avoid the prospect of California voters potentially ushering in the strongest privacy rules in the U.S.

The Speaker Identification Integrated Project marks a major development in the international expansion of voice biometrics for law enforcement use.