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Mike Bloomberg throws shade at Joe Biden as a looming “lame duck”

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Amazon’s Ring blamed hacks on consumers reusing their passwords. A lawsuit says that’s not true.

By Rani Molla

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Things can get “really bad, really quickly” when a 24-year-old runs a company

By Shirin Ghaffary

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Peacock, NBC’s new streaming service, wants you to watch ads

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When Pinterest users started searching for vaccines, CEO Ben Silbermann pulled all medical information from the platform

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The YouTubers are freaked

YouTube is finally being forced to follow a decades-old rule that protects kids’ privacy online. What does this mean for content creators?

Spotify may buy The Ringer. Here’s why that makes sense.

By Peter Kafka January 17

“Privacy shouldn’t be a luxury”: Advocates want Google to do more to secure cheap Android phones

By Sara Morrison January 17

Twitter, Microsoft, and other companies call for an end to Trump’s rule to keep out low-income immigrants

By Shirin Ghaffary January 16

New York could put a hold on facial recognition in schools. Here’s why.

By Rebecca Heilweil January 16

Google Chrome’s cookie ban is good news for Google — and maybe your privacy

By Sara Morrison and Rani Molla January 16

Why #NeverWarren should make you nervous about 2020

By Emily Stewart January 16

Bloomberg plans to make a secret pitch to Silicon Valley billionaires, showing he’s not afraid to schmooze Big Tech

By Theodore Schleifer January 15

25% of users watching Netflix on their iPhones also watch Disney+

By Rani Molla January 15

Why Jack Dorsey (and you) should pay attention to this proposed charity law in California

By Theodore Schleifer January 14

Vox Crossword

By Vox Staff January 17

A top Away executive quit the same day the founder and CEO said she was returning

By Jason Del Rey January 14

In defense of Twitter

By Sean Illing January 14

Why activists want to ban facial recognition on college campuses before it arrives

By Rebecca Heilweil January 14

The government is again asking Apple to unlock iPhones. Here’s why you should care.

By Sara Morrison January 13

Listen to our new podcast with never-before-told stories about Amazon’s ascent

By Jason Del Rey July 22, 2019

A new generation of philanthropists are ticked off at Trump — and their parents

By Theodore Schleifer January 13

Robot priests can bless you, advise you, and even perform your funeral

By Sigal Samuel January 13

A new MIT report on Jeffrey Epstein raises questions about how much to blame billionaires like Bill Gates

By Theodore Schleifer January 10

Alphabet’s top lawyer, who has been accused of inappropriate workplace relationships, is stepping down

By Shirin Ghaffary January 10

Barstool Sports is close to selling to a casino company you’ve never heard of

By Peter Kafka January 10

How Amazon’s Ring is creating a surveillance network with video doorbells

By Rani Molla January 10

Grubhub sale rumors highlight the state of the struggling food-delivery industry

By Rani Molla January 9

Facebook will continue letting politicians lie in ads

By Peter Kafka January 9

AI poses risks, but the White House says regulators shouldn’t “needlessly hamper” innovation

By Rebecca Heilweil January 8

WeWork is still growing. That’s not necessarily a good thing.

By Rani Molla January 8

Facebook is like sugar — too much is bad for you, says a top Facebook exec

By Peter Kafka January 7

The US is worried about Iran retaliating with a cyberattack

By Sara Morrison January 7

How Silicon Valley’s secretive donor group plans to beat Trump

By Theodore Schleifer January 7

Facebook is banning deepfake videos

By Shirin Ghaffary January 7

Inside the secretive Silicon Valley group that has funneled over $20 million to Democrats

By Theodore Schleifer January 6

Tech companies tried to help us spend less time on our phones. It didn’t work.

By Rani Molla January 6

Bill Gates’s big takeaway from 2019: raise his taxes

By Kelsey Piper January 4

A “new” Amazon waffle maker came with an old crusty-looking waffle already in it

By Jason Del Rey January 3

Google and Amazon are now in the oil business

By Adam Cole January 3

Amazon threatened to fire employees who spoke out against its environmental policies

By Shirin Ghaffary January 2

AT&T is cutting jobs, but Trump is focused on its management of CNN instead

By Emily Stewart January 2

Illinois says you should know if AI is grading your online job interviews

By Rebecca Heilweil January 1

Thousands of Google’s cafeteria workers have unionized

By Shirin Ghaffary December 31, 2019

California’s new privacy law, explained

By Sara Morrison December 30, 2019

Adam Sandler is Netflix’s biggest star, and Netflix thinks that’s great

By Peter Kafka December 30, 2019