The telehealth and discount drug provider promised health data would remain confidential and then allowed it to be used for targeted ads.

Our collective obsession with information operations are distracting from more fundamental questions about online influence.

The tech giant says it plans to appeal the decision, potentially resulting in a drawn-out legal battle over its practices in Europe.

Experts are skeptical that Musk can execute while addressing the serious safety concerns that a move to encrypted messaging entails.

Facebook's parent company provides additional evidence blaming the U.S. military for a long-running influence operation.

The firm Graphika is pitching a software-based multistakeholder threat center to track, share and analyze disinformation at scale.

Facebook identified 400 apps across the Google Play and Apple App store that posed as harmless lifestyle and business services to dupe users.

Tech executives say they are working hard to fight disinformation, but lawmakers and critics say they simply aren't doing enough.

A former Facebook executive turned critic is expected to testify about how the company prioritizes growth over safety.