Latest articles by Shruti Shekar
Net neutrality: Why it's time to start paying attention again
President Joe Biden wants to bring back net neutrality. Here's what you need to understand, why it's important, and what it means for you.
Google has a 'steep hill to climb' with its Play Store lawsuit and needs to prove 'its rules aren't Draconian'
I tried Twitter Blue so you don't have to
Twitter Blue is only available in Canada and Australia for now, so I tried it out for you.
Facebook wants FTC chair to recuse herself from ongoing cases for an 'impartial' investigation
Facebook wants the new FTC chair Lina Khan to recuse herself from the ongoing anti-competitive case against the social media giant. Facebook says she can't be impartial.
Why YouTube Shorts is in the 'best position' to successfully compete with TikTok
Google announced YouTube Shorts as a response to competing with TikTok, and experts think that the platform actually has a chance in doing so.
Donald Trump sues Google, Facebook and Twitter
Former President Donald Trump is planning to sue Facebook and Twitter after both platforms banned him.
Facebook is creating a subscription-based newsletter to take on Substack
Facebook is launching a subscription-based newsletter for creators to find new ways to earn money and create content.
Here's what Google needs to watch out for with Lina Khan, the new 'captain' of the FTC
Facebook to consider satirical content when judging hate speech violations
Facebook is going to update how it treats satirical content in its community standards.
FCC votes in favor to advance plan to ban approvals on Huawei, ZTE gear
The FCC has approved a proposed plan that would ban approvals for equipment in U.S. telecom networks from Chinese companies that are considered a national threat.
Facebook's new tools will make it easier for admins to moderate groups
Facebook has introduced a bunch of new tools that will help community group admins have better moderation within groups to foster better conversations.
Why Google's plan to reduce Android ad tracking is both smart and sneaky
Google introduced new ad tracking privacy tools, and while it is welcomed by most experts, they criticize the company for not making it more transparent for users.
Facebook's rumored smartwatch could come with two cameras
Facebook's rumored smartwatch that is likely to come out next summer is rumored to have two cameras. The front camera will be used for video calling, while the back will be detachable.
Senate passes roughly $250B bill to help deal with the chip shortage
The Senate passed a major bill that will help fund research and development in the tech sector. The bill commits to $52 billion that will specifically help the semiconductor industry.
Facebook could reinstate Trump after two years 'if conditions permit'
Facebook's Oversight Board agrees with Facebook for suspending the platform, but urges the social media giant to re-evaluate its decision to do it "indefinitely."
Why Apple doesn't care that a quarter of all iPhone users eventually switch to Android
Apple may be seeing a lot of users switching to Android phones, but it doesn't care, and experts say it's because the company is in the business of creating a lifestyle.
Clubhouse's staggered rollout is detrimental and risking its momentum
Clubhouse first rolled out to iOS users last year and hit it off well. But it took the app creators over a year to roll out to Android phones and now risks losing its momentum.
