Amber Heard and Jada Pinkett Smith have been named test cases to talk about a phenomenon that doesn’t exist — because it isn’t systemic.

Taylor Swift's call to embrace cringe leads us back to the wholesome, compassionate origins of cringe rather than the ones found in contempt.

Hint: it's possible, but we'll have to fight for it.

The metaverse is a symbol of big tech's increasing power and reach. The question is: is it made for people, or only companies?

Facebook suite’s shutdown has revived calls to regulate big tech in light of the catastrophic impact its unavailability has on daily life.

The right to be forgotten, inextricably linked to privacy, is relevant in a digital age where our lives can be indefinitely preserved and surveilled.

The government says Twitter failed to comply with the new IT rules -- making the platform liable for any "unlawful" content.

People who can't access virtual communities are bearing the most severe impact of the second wave.

The platform "has become less popular over the years as the needs of our members have changed," its parent company said.

The increased use of Section 69A of the IT Act shows the expanding appetite for controlling information in the public domain.

Google has announced a new, privacy-friendly means of collecting user data for advertisers -- but how privacy-friendly is it really?

India more than doubled its economic losses from internet restrictions compared to the previous year.

While the policy will bring much-needed Internet access to underserved parts of India, critics of similar efforts have raised privacy and security concerns.

Plot twist: Powerful people now exploit this phenomenon by deliberately putting out content that will be censored -- to maximize outreach.

The assault on internet users' data privacy continues.

Social media influencers have given cosmic predictions a new edge.

The problem isn't a lack of factual information, it's whether and how we consume it.

Calling it trolling minimizes the amount of damage it really does.