These are the tech stories that caught our eyes this week here at Zintel Public Relations. The agency is recognized as a top public relations company on DesignRush. If you're interested in learning how Zintel PR can boost your awareness (and sales), contact us today at info@zintelpr.com. Mashable: Facebook faces criminal investigation over controversial data sharing deals By: Karissa Bell Business Insider: Chris Cox, a key Facebook exec and lieutenant of Mark Zuckerberg, is l

Here's what happened in tech news this week. CNET: 50-person Facebook Team Plans Cryptocurrency Payment Tech, Report Says By: Stephen Shankland Wall Street Journal: Facebook Faces 10 Privacy Probes in Ireland as Global Scrutiny Intensifies By: Sam Schechner The Verge: The Secret Lives of Facebook Moderators in America By: Casey Newton CNBC: A Heated Battle Between the US and China Played Out at the World's Biggest Mobile Event By: Elizabeth Schulze CNET: Flaws in 4G and 5G Al

Happy Friday! Catch up on the latest technology news headlines from earlier this week. Wall Street Journal: Customers Hunt for Bankrupt Crypto Exchange’s Missing Millions By: Paul Vigna VentureBeat: Google sets new Android API level requirements to ‘improve the security of the app ecosystem’ By: Kyle Wiggers MIT Technology Review: Once hailed as unhackable, blockchains are now getting hacked By: Mike Orcutt CNET: Google calls Nest's hidden microphone an 'error' By: Alfred Ng

Here's what happened in tech for the week of Feb. 11. CNBC: The Great Equifax Mystery - 17 Months Later, the Stolen Data Has Never Been Found, and Experts are Starting to Suspect a Spy Scheme By: Kate Fazzini The Verge: Coffee Meets Bagel Announces a Data Breach on Valentine’s Day By: Makena Kelly ZDNet: Hackers Tried to Steal €13 Million From Malta's Bank of Valletta By: Catalin Cimpanu Futurism: The U.S. is About to Hit Facebook With a Multi-Billion Dollar Fine By: Victor T

Catch up on the headlines for the week of Feb. 4. Wall Street Journal: What I Learned From the Hacker Who Spied on Me By: Joanna Stern Bloomberg: Huawei Sting Offers Rare Glimpse of the U.S. Targeting a Chinese Giant By: Erick Shatzker The Verge: Sprint is suing AT&T over ‘5G E’ lies By: Jon Porter Popular Mechanics: Google Warns Nest Users to Update Security Settings After Uptick of Hacked Cameras By: Sam Blum NBC News: Why Data, Not Privacy, is the Real Danger By: Jacob War

Here's what happened in technology news for the week of Jan. 21. Wall Street Journal: The Story of ‘Spam’: How a Mystery Meat Became an Inbox Invader By: Ben Zimmer TechCrunch: Millions of banks loan and mortgage documents have leaked online By: Zack Whittaker Wall Street Journal: Google Fined $57 Million in Biggest Penalty Yet Under New European Law By: Sam Schechner Forbes: Massive Group Effort Disables 100,000 Web Pages That Distributed Malware By: Lee Matthews USA Today:

Here's what happened in technology news this week. Fortune: Researchers Discover Big Cybersecurity Flaw In Fortnite By: Jonathan Vanian Wired: An Astonishing 773 Million Records Exposed In Monster Breach By: Brian Barrett Tom’s Guide: Most Americans Still Don't Know Facebook Tracks Them By: Monica Chin Information Week: How Retail Is Advancing AI, IoT By: Jessica Davis CNET: Twitter Admits Bug Exposed Some Android Users' Protected Tweets For Years By: Sean Keane Wall Street J

Happy Friday! Welcome to Zintel PR's Top 10 Technology Headlines for the week of Jan. 7. Be sure to click-through for the full text of each article, and stay tuned for updated headlines every Friday. Wall Street Journal: America’s Electric Grid Has A Vulnerable Back Door—And Russia Walked Through It By: Rebecca Smith and Rob Barry The Intercept: For Owners Of Amazon’s Ring Security Camera, Strangers May Have Been Watching Too By: Sam Biddle TechCrunch: A Simple Bug Makes It E

Happy New Year! Welcome to Zintel PR's Top 10 Technology Headlines for the week of December 31. Be sure to click-through for the full text of each article, and stay tuned for updated headlines every Friday. New York Times: Marriott Concedes 5 Million Passport Numbers Lost to Hackers Were Not Encrypted By: David E. Sanger Wall Street Journal: Popular Weather App Collects Too Much User Data, Security Experts Say By: Newley Purnell Wired: The Elite Intel Team Still Fighting Melt

Welcome to Zintel PR's Top 10 Technology Headlines for the week of December 17. Be sure to click-through for the full text of each article, and stay tuned for updated headlines every Friday. Fortune: Chinese Hackers Stole Diplomatic Cables, Report Says. Here's How They Did It By: Jeff John Roberts & Robert Hackett The Verge: Facebook gave Spotify and Netflix access to users’ private messages By: Casey Newton Engadget: Facebook collects user data from apps like Tinder, OKCupid