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Backers of the EARN IT Act focus on protecting children from being exploited, but security experts say the bill actually chips away at your encrypted messages.

CNET spent a week monitoring the feed of tweets from the 46 accounts that President Donald Trump follows.

Google will auto-delete data -- for some users -- but only after a year and a half. You can do better than that. We'll show you how.

Steve Carrell stars in this political comedy that's just landed in your living room.

John David Washington and Robert Pattinson star in Nolan's time-twisting spy thriller, hitting theaters on Aug. 12.

It's an important step on the path to dumping passwords altogether.

Commentary: Forget the lines. Apple put on a show that sets the stage for virtual events in a coronavirus world.

You're minutes away from being able to monitor your home from your phone.

Both companies received a copyright complaint about the edited video that included a fake CNN ticker.

The Blue Oval's upcoming driver-assist tech looks like it could be more advanced than Tesla's Autopilot.

Canvas is the latest app to use the iPad Pro's lidar sensor. Depth sensing and 3D scans could be the real killer tools of Apple's newest hardware.

A free US Postal Service app helps you identify your IRS stimulus check so you don't mistake it for junk mail and throw it away.

Dropbox is getting new features that expand beyond just storage, though most are in beta.

Ghosn has always maintained his innocence and said Nissan plotted to remove him -- now leaked emails appear to support his story.

HBO's massive new Max streaming service is here, but not every HBO subscriber got the upgrade. Find out if you qualify.

HBO Max gives HBO subscribers a third streaming app, but Now and Go are still around for lots of subscribers. Let's sort it all out.

The new offer takes up to $25 off unlimited plans.

On top of the 160,000 it acknowledged back in April, that brings the total to 300,000.

Just one-third of users took action following breach announcements, according to new research from Carnegie Mellon University.

The company says it will no longer promote content from Trump's account.