San Francisco 1st in U.S. to ban rental-price software
San Francisco is now the first city in the nation to ban the use of a type of software that large landlords use to set rental prices.
CrowdStrike CEO says 97% of Windows sensors are back online following outage
The global outage was linked to CrowdStrike affected airlines, banks, hospitals and other businesses.
OpenAI's SearchGPT seeks to challenge Google in fight for dominant search engine
OpenAI is testing the SearchGPT feature, which would give users quicker and timely answers to their questions in search results online.
iPhones will soon stream live video on 911 calls: report
Apple is reportedly in the process of rolling out some eventual new safety features for iPhone users. One new feature would allow users to video chat with 911 dispatchers and emergency responders.
SAG-AFTRA video game strike: What to know
SAG-AFTRA members who work on video games will go on strike after contract talks failed to resolve terms related to artificial intelligence, the actors' union announced Thursday.
Virginia Rep. Jennifer Wexton delivers House speech with AI-cloned voice
When Jennifer Wexton rose Thursday to speak on the House floor, something she has done countless times before, the congresswoman used a voice she thought was gone forever.
iPhones will soon stream live video on 911 calls
To help authorities to get a better picture of an emergency situation, iPhone users will eventually be able to live stream videos on 911 calls.
Twitch cracking down on sexual harassment
Twitch is working to keep kids safe while interacting with others online.
TikTok fined $2.4 million
TikTok was fined for not providing accurate and specific safety data.
Getting more privacy policy updates in your email? Here's why
If your inbox is flooded with privacy policy notices, this is why it's likely happening.
This new app can see if your cellphone provider is 'throttling' internet speeds
'Throttling' is legal if it’s spelled out in the fine print of your cell phone contract, but not if you have unlimited data.
Delta meltdown: Airline expects cancelations to be 'minimal' days after CrowdStrike outage
Delta Air Lines expects operations will return to normal days after the global CrowdStrike outage forced them to cancel thousands of flights over the last five days.
Kids Online Safety Act: What to know about the bill and its chances of passing
The Kids Online Safety Act, also known as KOSA, is a bill that sets out requirements to protect minors from online harms.
LA Superior Court victim of ransomware attack, not thought related to CrowdStrike outage
So far the court said there's no evidence that user data was compromised.
Travel nightmares amid CrowdStrike outage
Travelers going in and out of LAX dealt with major headaches as airlines dealt with the nationwide CrowdStrike outage.
LAX, Port of LA, SoCal hospitals among those impacted by global tech meltdown
A global technology outage frustrated many travelers after flights at LAX, Ontario, Long Beach, Burbank and Orange County airports were grounded due to a global technology outage.
Global IT meltdown: TEAM COVERAGE
The impact was massive across the world following a tech outage.
What is CrowdStrike? Here’s what to know about the company linked to global outage
The Texas-based organization offers cloud-based security solutions and operates in over 170 countries.
Global tech outage: Here's how to fix the dreaded 'Blue Screen of Death'
A global tech outage caused many Microsoft users to experience the 'Blue Screen of Death." Here's what causes the error message and how to repair it.
Global outages impacting flights at LAX
Frustrated travelers were dealing with a global technology outage at LAX on Friday morning.