Politics

The U.S. Justice Department has filed a new lawsuit against Google over anti-competitive practices in the digital advertising market.

The EU has announced a new policy that will require USB-C charging on devices by 2024. The move will seemingly affect iPhones more than other devices.

Google says that some Pixel users are unable to set up smart home devices due to an "interruption caused by Sonos." Sonos says it's Google's own fault.

Google has agreed to a settlement of $100 million over a feature in Google Photos that allegedly violated a biometrics privacy law in Illinois.

Sony has joined multiple other gaming companies in halting the sales of its products in Russia.

An article penned by a Harvard professor and Google's former CEO highlights how the U.S. has fallen behind in 5G.

The FCC is moving forward with plans to mandate "nutrition labels" for broadband providers, requiring them to display relevant information for consumers.

New legislation could change how Google and Apple run their app stores, but they argue that the bills could put consumers at risk.

Google's relationship with its Black female workers is being put into question following alleged complaints of mistreatment.

A federal judge has declined an injunction to block California's net neutrality bill, which gives the state the ability to enforce the law after years of legal battles.