Trolls made photos of Bianca Devins' death go viral on Instagram. Now, the teen's family wants answers. https://t.co/5buoqBWGhY

Without money and resources, it's hard to fill the diversity gap in tech, especially for women of color. https://t.co/a8OH9TVT0d

The heads of Facebook-owned WhatsApp and Messenger services told Barr and his U.K. and Australian counterparts that Facebook is moving forward with plans to enable end-to-end encryption on all of its messaging services. https://t.co/CEcWfMlrsN

Twitter said this week it would pause plans to purge inactive accounts after some users worried about memorialized accounts of people who had died. https://t.co/Ti3FOmujvo

Twitter is pausing its plan to erase inactive accounts after concerns emerged over the pages of deceased users. https://t.co/tJsdqa3CJc

In response to Instagram's opaque standards for "inappropriate" content, women have started switching their gender to male on the app — and they've noticed a change in how their posts are promoted. https://t.co/YvEQr3jaug

Amazon will challenge a $10 billion Pentagon contract awarded to Microsoft, saying the process was tainted by "political influence." https://t.co/OM9KLnmx51

Facebook's biannual transparency report tells how it's fighting fake news and child sexual exploitation. https://t.co/PLiXI7CKZ3

Apple Inc co-founder Steve Wozniak joined in the online debate over accusations of gender discrimination by the algorithm behind the iPhone maker’s credit card, fueling scrutiny of the newly launched Apple Card. https://t.co/yABebbv39v

A man said the Apple Card offered him a credit limit 20 times greater than it gave to his wife, even though she has a higher credit score. Now a NY regulator said it will investigate. https://t.co/P59zP3CSJK

The Pentagon awarded Microsoft a $10 billion cloud computing contract, snubbing early front-runner Amazon, https://t.co/BnXEYe4aVJ

A Democratic lawmaker who was at Harvard with Mark Zuckerberg slammed the Facebook co-founder's revisionist history of the social media giant. https://t.co/gom2q6zpl6

With 8chan now inaccessible, the message board’s hordes of displaced hatemongers are searching for a new place to share vile content. https://t.co/DveIreSq8s

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff said Facebook was the "new cigarettes" and called for the tech giant to be broken up. https://t.co/oAyT6xeWeT

One person who watched confidence-building videos from a drag queen ended up in an echo chamber of homophobic rants. https://t.co/ZpeddlwOwk

Transfixed Fortnite fans watched black hole for hours, wondering if anything else was going to happen. https://t.co/kxCjYmuddu

The tech company said the app violated its rules because it was used to ambush police and by criminals who used it to victimize residents in areas with no law enforcement. https://t.co/WEOTaFoUU2

Gaming giant Blizzard said pro gamer Blitzchung violated competition rules when he said, "Liberate Hong Kong!" in a post-game interview. https://t.co/NO3o7XTfsd

YouTube banned supremacist content in June, but such content is still rampant on the site. Here's the latest example. https://t.co/lHN4eprXVR

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg held a livestreamed Q&A with employees in which he addressed leaked remarks he made in July about Sen. Elizabeth Warren as well as requests for the company to not encrypt its messaging platforms. https://t.co/Yf4dGpYHHQ