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Apple and Google have limited use of their coronavirus contact-tracing software to just one app per country

More people stayed home in Brazil, Japan and Singapore in April as those countries' novel coronavirus cases surged, while people in the United States and Australia returned to parks and jobs as infection rates flattened, data from Google show.

A number of big companies were caught allowing Google, Facebook and Twitter to collect email addresses for targeted ad purposes.

Facebook will allow users in the US and Canada to transfer photos onto Google Photos to give users more control of their data.

Controversy over a video removed by YouTube highlights the challenges in preventing the spread of misinformation related to the coronavirus.

Apple and Google on Wednesday released the first seeds of their coronavirus contact-tracing software to select app developers.

Google is now offering its $6/month video conference app to anyone for free.

Google, YouTube and cloud-based services drove Alphabet to a 13 percent revenue gain, the slowest growth the company has seen in more than four years as the coronavirus pandemic spread around the world.

YouTube has expanded its fact-check policies amid coronavirus to highlight potentially harmful misinformation.

Google is teaming up with Electronic Arts to bring popular games to its gaming platform.

Apple and Google have rolled out privacy updates and new app-building features for their anticipated coronavirus contact-tracing software.

Google is offering free Google Shopping listings to merchants during the coronavirus pandemic.

Australian officials say the platforms should pay fair compensation for the journalistic content siphoned from news media.

News publishers, especially the print media, have struggled as many advertisers pulled their marketing budgets to rein in costs.

The company said phishing emails imitated government agencies in order to take advantage of small businesses awaiting relief from the stimulus bill or trying to abide by stay-at-home orders.

At this point, Alphabet and Google hasn't announced job cuts

Apple and Google are working with public health authorities to launch COVID-19 contact-tracing apps in May, but similar apps and tools already exist.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt weighed in on the best strategies to reopen the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic.

CEO Sundar Pichai will give an additional contribution of $1 million.

Apple and Google launched a major joint effort to leverage smartphone technology to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.