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"The usage growth from COVID-19 is unprecedented across the industry, and we are experiencing new records in usage almost every day," the Facebook blog post said.

"While we have seen only a few usage peaks, we have measures in place to automatically adjust our system to use less network capacity," a YouTube spokesperson told Newsweek.

Verizon reports video game data usage is up by 75 percent since the pandemic sharply escalated last week.

Here's how to watch President Donald Trump's campaign rally from South Carolina on Friday, the day before Democrats cast their votes in the state primary.

The Petnet SmartFeeder—which lets users automate the supply of portions of food to their cats or dogs at home with the help of a smartphone application—has been blasted on Twitter by impacted owners.

Humans of New York captured fans on Instagram and Facebook with a love story filled with drama, twists and turns in an 11-part series.

"This seems like a fair amount of attempts to regulate the internet - a mix of wishful thinking and woeful misunderstanding," one IT academic told Newsweek.

In response to the new emoji, one comedian said: "Huge day for us Italian-Americans. This will undo Jersey Shore."

The original Grumpy Cat, real name Tardar Sauce, became an internet sensation after her photo was posted on Reddit.

Internet mapping tools and security analysts indicate new internet downtime aligned with the government's admission that its military shot down Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752.

Indonesia is pursuing legal action against an unknown entity who is impersonating the country's Ministry of Communications and Information on Pornhub.

Residents of the Washington DC and surrounding areas have reported Xfinity outages apparently due to planned maintenance work.

Two studies published recently state that loneliness among aging adults is equal to, if not less than, adults of similar age from previous generations.

After reports of white vans being used to kidnap women and children for sex and organ trafficking spread on Facebook, the company is flagging the statements as false information.

Iran is just the latest government to shut off its internet in a hope to shut down its problems.

The aim of Starlink is to provide global internet coverage from space with very short lag times.

In the biggest card dump in history, dark web site Joker's Stash has listed 1.3 million Indian credit and debit cards for sale, in an online shop that is valued at $130 million.

Google Doodles have become a signature of the search engine, with its very first a simple stick figure symbolizing the Burning Man Festival in 1998.

The Second Lady wrote that she was "excited to start a new #Twitter account to help tell the story of all the accomplishments" of President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence.

Zarif shared the YouTube link on Instagram, which is also on Iran's banned website list alongside Twitter, Facebook and Telegram.

The Anti-Defamation League has said 8chan is "home to terrorist plots hiding in plain sight." But what is it?

The tongue-in-cheek gathering was inspired by the "Storm Area 51, They Can't Stop All of Us" event.

Discord is currently down and Twitter is going wild.

The sentencing of Zain Qaiser from London marks the conclusion of a case against England's most prolific cyber criminal.

The New York man accused of killing Gambino Mafia boss Frank Cali was a victim of internet hate speech "spewed" online, and by the White House, his lawyer said after a court hearing on Monday.

"These are extreme circumstances and we feel this is the right thing to do," said Telstra, Austalia's largest telecommunications company.

Social media, which can in turn eat away at sleep, could be to blame, researchers believe.

British computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee was speaking as the web turned 30. His work was memorialized in pixelated form in today's Google Doodle.

"American companies must step up their efforts, or get left behind," the president tweeted.

Spectrum and Mediacom internet is down and not working for thousands of users in the Midwest.