YouTube earns accreditation for protecting advertisers from unsuitable videos

(Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's YouTube said on Tuesday it has become the first digital platform to receive an accreditation from the Media Rating Council, signifying the streaming video service effectively protects its advertisers from appearing on content deemed inappropriate for paid ads.

US woman who glued hair receives internet's help

The internet rallied behind an American woman who glued her hair with extra strong glue, donating more than RM60,000 for possible surgery.

Never too late: Microsoft launches its own Autofill password manager

Forget 5G, the US and China are already fighting for 6G dominance

The first to develop and patent 6G will be the biggest winners in what some call the next industrial revolution.

UK watchdog voices concern over $9.2 billion eBay-Adevinta deal

OSLO (Reuters) - Britain's competition watchdog on Tuesday raised concerns over Adevinta's planned acquisition of U.S. e-commerce group eBay's classified ads business, sending the Norwegian company's shares down 4.3%.

From conflict to co-working, Libyan youths share space

Co-working has become increasingly popular in Libya, a country beset by frequent blackouts and internet cuts after a decade of war.

Privacy faces risks in tech-infused post-Covid workplace

People returning to work following the long pandemic will find an array of tech-infused gadgetry to improve workplace safety but which could pose risks for long-term personal and medical privacy.

Clubhouse chats are breached, raising concerns over security

The Clubhouse app was breached, leading to more safety concerns about the audio chatroom app, a hitch to its rising popularity in recent weeks.

Facebook restricted this activist as it grappled with fallout from the US Capitol riots

Facebook is an important tool for Akin Olla, a West Philadelphia socialist activist. He's used the platform to organise protests outside statehouses, promote his podcast on revolutions, and share his columns criticising President Joe Biden. He’s the social media manager for a left-leaning nonprofit that trains activist groups.

Facebook adds new tools to fight online child exploitation

Facebook on Feb 23 said it is stepping up its fight against child abuse with new tools for spotting such content and tighter rules about what crosses the line.