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Don't expect Facebook to roll out a Snapchat-like redesign any time soon.

The Cupertino tech giant is now using Google's Cloud Platform, in addition to Amazon's S3 service, to store encrypted iCloud data.

Snap is planning to add tabs in Friends and Discover that it says will 'make it easier to find the Stories that you want, when you want them.'

The pink slips will be predominantly given to workers in the company's consumer retail business, according to The Seattle Times.

The social network is expected to lose 2 million users ages 24 and younger in 2018.

Petition website Change.org said more than 30 petitions have been launched in the last day protesting the new Snapchat update.

Chronicle is developing an intelligence and analytics platform to help businesses better manage and make sense of their cybersecurity data.

Following the Logan Paul 'suicide forest' video controversy, YouTube this week promised to spend $5 million this year funding videos that promote positive social messages.

The Cupertino tech giant is currently looking to hire a number of full- and part-time At Home Advisors who will provide technical support from the comfort of their own domicile.

Meanwhile, Facebook-owned WhatsApp raked up more downloads, overall, than any other app, excluding games, in 2017, according to Sensor Tower.

This change will likely cause people to spend less time on Facebook, but make the time they do spend there 'more valuable,' according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

The automaker is teaming up with Postmates for autonomous delivery trials.

Toyota Research Institute will debut its next-generation automated driving research vehicle, dubbed Platform 3.0, in Las Vegas next week.

The tech giant's in-house idea incubator will show off a portable directional speaker, a device that can help people with lung damage and smart eyeglasses.

The ride-hailing app, in partnership with autonomous driving technology company Aptiv, plans to offer 'fully automated point-to-point ride-hailing' services at the show.

New additions to SplashData's list of 2017's worst passwords are letmein, monkey, 123123, hello, freedom, whatever and trustno1.

Thousands of flights scheduled from Dec. 17 to Dec. 31 do not have a pilot, first officer, or both due to a computer glitch that allowed too many staffers to take off for the holidays.

The headphone maker has launched an Indiegogo campaign for a pair of $249 'noise-masking sleepbuds' intended to help you get more ZZZs.

For about $150, researchers at Bkav Corporation designed a mask they said is able to unlock an iPhone X using Face ID. Did they prove Apple wrong?

Apple offered a workaround until it's able to provide a fix in a future software update.

AIM, which launched as a standalone service in 1997, introduced many of us to the joys of internet chat for the first time.

That's about half of what HBO spent on content in 2016, and the same amount Amazon spent on programming in 2013, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Paul LePage uses his Facebook page to perform government business, so blocking people who disagree with him 'constitutes ... government censorship,' the ACLU says.

NIST now recommends using long passphrases instead of complicated alphanumeric passwords, and only refreshing them if they've been breached.

At Disney, a 'truly transformative experience' includes all the senses, so get ready.

If you and your potential mentor both think it's a match, you'll be able to chat with each other.

The social giant said this change should allow people to 'spend more time reading the stories they find relevant,' and less time waiting for them to load.

The bill would update the Communications Decency Act to 'ensure that websites that knowingly facilitate sex trafficking can be held liable.'

A study finds that ransomware now generates 'tens of millions' of dollars in revenue for criminals.

The SpaceX and Tesla CO on Wednesday posted an Instagram video showing how his congestion-avoiding underground tunnel project is coming along.