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For the first time ever, the 1940 U.S. Census is online, making troves of data about American history available to anyone interested. Unfortunately, the full search functionality is not yet available. Here's what you need to know to satisfy your inner historian.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has released its final report on how to better protect consumer privacy. Here is a condensed version of everything you need to know.

Google's new privacy policy goes into effect on March 1. Here's how to make sure your Google search data doesn't get swept up in the mix.

If you've become overwhelmed with the amount of customized, curated content out there, here are a few ways you can get a little impersonal with Google.

If you just can't go 24 hours without Wikipedia, here are a few workarounds at your disposal.

Finding the best gift for those Apple fans on your list can be tough. Don't fret, our buying guide will help you surprise Mac lovers.

How does Google Flights stack up against its established airfare search competitors? We break it down for you by pitting Google Flights vs. Kayak vs. Bing Travel.

Which hotel search should you use the next time you get out of town? We pit Google's new Hotel Finder vs. the old standbys: Kayak and Bing Travel.

Keeping kids safe online is no easy task in an age of growing screen time, both on computers and mobile devices like smartphones. These simple tips and ideas make it possible to protect children without cutting off the Internet entirely.

Here's how to get free food, games, movies, and more with the Internet's best deals and best free giveaway sites, as well as some of the catches to watch for.

The Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic has filed a complaint with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner, alleging that Facebook has committed 22 breaches of privacy laws.