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The California Democrat tells CNET in an interview that we need to determine the job social media companies like Facebook are expected to do.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies Wednesday before the House Energy and Commerce Committee, answering tough questions about how the company collects and tracks data on its users.

Find out whether or not you were affected by the Cambridge Analytica data grab scandal even if you haven't received a notification on your Facebook feed.

Plus: Lexus teases a new ES, and Audi suffers a major departure.

Google's ARCore platform puts an augmented world at your fingerprints. Here's 9 cool apps to try.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is grilled in Washington. A few senators get in some zingers.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gets earful from US Senators on user privacy.

This is the car Aston Martin has to get right. The New Vantage is here and it's glorious.

Testifying before Congress, CEO Mark Zuckerberg doesn't outright dismiss the idea of a Facebook subscription.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook employees have talked to the special counsel's office, but he hasn't. He declined to give more information.

Facebook's Zuckerberg explains the philosophical shift occuring at the company since the Cambridge Analytica data breach.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies before Congress and takes responsibility for the data privacy breach that's impacting the social networking company.

Plus, Kia developed a wireless EV fast charger and Bentley prepares to build a massive solar-powered car port.

Google's AR-powered photo-recognition tool can help you find info about books and restaurants, plus keep your calendar and contacts up to date.

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