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Despite the crackdown, you can still find Purell hand sanitizer, Lysol wipes, and N95 masks being sold on the eBay site at exorbitant prices, ranging from $35 to $100 per pack

Twitter is testing out the new feature in the hopes it'll get users to share more on the social media platform. However, the expiring tweets will only be viewable when a user clicks on your avatar.

Applicants will need to be U.S. citizens with master's degrees in a STEM field or have completed pilot school. Selected candidates will be trained to live on the ISS, where they'll prepare for missions to the Moon and Mars.

The company will pay between $310 million and $500 million to fund the U.S.-focused settlement, which addresses class-action lawsuits over Apple secretly slowing down iPhones to mitigate errors from their aging batteries.

Facebook will instead make F8 more of a virtual event that developers across the world can view online.

Last year, Netflix began testing the top ten lists feature in the UK and Mexico to help users find new shows and movies to watch. Now the lists are finally arriving to the streaming service as an official feature.

New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas says Google has been violating a federal privacy law by harvesting student information without obtaining parental consent. Google says the lawsuit is 'factually wrong.'

The Chinese government's attempts to contain the coronavirus' spread has prevented iPhone factories in the country from fully resuming operations, Apple says.

A Japanese drone startup said on Tuesday it was partnering with Unilever, the owner of Ben & Jerry's, to explore developing an ice cream drone-delivery service in New York.

Disney's CEO said most of the subscribers to Disney+ came from the U.S. But going forward, the company expects new subscribers to come from foreign markets as the streaming service expands to more European countries and India this March.

'In order to be trusted, people need to know what you stand for,' Facebook's CEO said on Wednesday. As a result, expect Zuckerberg and his company to better clarify their positions on various matters over the coming year.

The company has been warning employees they can face termination if they continue to publicly criticize Amazon for taking insufficient action to tackle climate change. In response, more than 350 employees are arguing the company is trying to censor their views.

The first hotel will break ground later this year in Phoenix, Arizona. Another is being planned for Las Vegas. They promise to offer Atari-themed lodging, along with lots of video gaming experiences.

The stunning allegation reportedly comes from a forensic analysis Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos commissioned to determine the culprit behind the hack, which resulted in his private photos ending up in the hands of the 'National Enquirer.'

Microsoft originally sought to become a 'carbon neutral' company, meaning it could generate carbon emissions as long as it offset them through other means, but "in short, neutral is not enough to address the world's needs," says Microsoft president Brad Smith.

Ross LaJeunesse, Google's former head of international relations, published a scathing 2,175-word blog post about his former employer.

Cybercriminals are using 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' as bait by creating fake websites that claim to offer free access to the film. But in reality, the websites try to trick you into handing over your credit card information.

The new policy is part of Instagram's ongoing effort to protect younger users -- and to not run afoul of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).

The company is notifying the affected users they'll need to log back in by Dec. 11 or lose access. On the plus side, the company is reclaiming the Twitter handles so that active users can grab them up.

'We believe political message reach should be earned, not bought,' says Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.

For Microsoft, the contract is a big win for the company's Azure cloud computing service.

CEO Elon Musk demoed the technology this past Monday night.

Check if that e-mail you received from Instagram is real or not by visiting this tab in the app's settings.

US Secretary of Energy Rick Perry was among the public figures who re-posted a fake message warning about a purported privacy policy change at Instagram. It was a hoax in 2012 and it's still fake in 2019.

Facebook users in Illinois claim the tech giant violated the state's Biometric Information Privacy Act, which requires companies to obtain consent when collecting their biometric information.

It involves using infrared light to measure brain activity to translate thoughts into computer commands.

It's also facing new competition in the video streaming space later this year from Disney and Apple.

The redesign makes the site look a lot more like the company's mobile app. But if you don't like it, you're out of luck.

'There is a greater need for technical skills in the workplace than ever before. Amazon is no exception,' the company said.

'While I will not be an [Apple] employee, I will still be very involved.'