About 1,000 Google employees have signed a letter asking for more transparency from Google about the expected rollout of Dragonfly, a censored search engine designed for the Chinese market, per The New York Times. Why it matters: Google withdrew from Chin
An investigation by the Associated Press has found that Google is tracking the location of Android and iPhone users even when privacy settings supposedly explicitly stop this from happening. The AP concedes that "for the most part, Google is upfront a
Besides clearly showing the company is willing to put profit above doing what's right, their decision to censor their search engine in China is likely to threaten their bottom line in the long run.
Google has had quite the roller coaster ride with China. Back in 2006, Google unfortunately decided to give into pressure from the Chinese government, and agreed to launch a censored version of its site in China.
EU antitrust regulators hit Google with a record 4.34 billion euro ($5 billion) fine on Wednesday and ordered it to stop using its Android mobile operating system to block rivals, a ruling which the U.S. tech company said it would appeal.
Although EU is not expected to use the full extent of its powers, the fine is likely to be higher than the EUR 2.4 billion Google was ordered to pay in June last year.
Top House Republicans of the Energy and Commerce Committee sent the CEOs of Apple and Alphabet letters today, requesting they answer questions about the collection of data through their devices—such as emails, location data, and users' voices.
Fans of popular YouTube personalities will soon have a new way to show their support for their favorite creators. YouTube announced Thursday several new tools for YouTubers to generate revenue, including a Channel Memberships feature that will allow viewe
"Feel free to choose whichever size Pixel you prefer, because you'll get the same great experience on both," Google's Mario Queiroz said during the Pixel 2 event last year, setting up the obvious j...
We have already seen a number of big smartphone launches so far in 2018, from Samsung's Galaxy S9 and the LG G7 ThinQ to the just-released OnePlus 6 that now holds the coveted title of most p...
'We can't delete court cases, and you can't make us' New Zealand courts are asking Google to take down content associated with current criminal proceedings, to the usual and resounding "No" from the Chocolate Factory....