Expert: 'Smartphone Culture' Killing Kids' Personalities
'Smartphone culture' hindering children from learning building blocks of communication, psychologist Dr. Michael Abulafia argues.
'Smartphone culture' hindering children from learning building blocks of communication, psychologist Dr. Michael Abulafia argues.
Bomb shelters in the line of Hezbollah rocket fire, outfitted with WiFi, will be more user-friendly during attacks.
An activist fighting anti-Semitism in France has established a “blacklist” of anti-Semitic and anti-Israel public figures.
Today the world really is at our fingertips - with 75% of children using smartphones, how can we protect them from harmful content?
FBI investigates how ISIS imagery and music were placed on sites associated with car racing, Goodwill center, and rape crisis center.
Decision to regulate internet will lead to 'gov't control of the internet,' directly influenced by Obama, Republican lawmaker warns.
How do you counter ISIS propaganda recruiting jihadists? You make your own propaganda, experts say.
ISIS, Nusra Front recruits concerned intelligence agencies gleaning crucial data from Facebook to use against them, pinpoint locations.
Increased Internet surveillance and tighter border checks are 'urgently' needed to foil jihadist attacks, officials meeting in Paris said.
Pyongyang's network back after hours of outage; cause of cyber-blackout still unknown.
For years, Nitsana Darshan-Leitner has been battling terrorists and their sponsors in the courts - has she just found her trump card?
Victims look to seize US-provided internet resources belonging to the Islamic Republic of Iran, sparking debate on internet and politics.
Car hits Bezeq phone tower in Mitzpe Yericho, knocks out entire phone system; repairs may take a while.
Windows XP users warned to steer clear of popular internet browser - or severely compromise their internet security.
Arutz Sheva discussed Holocaust Martyrs and Heroes Memorial Day with Carol Nuriel, a senior researcher at the Anti-Defamation League.
Yeshiva students create successful project giving Judea, Samaria residents information on attacks, crime in real time.
Security startup uses smartphones and high-frequency sounds for identity verification at websites.
Turkish police use tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters demonstrating against invasive Internet laws.
Netanyahu announces cyber defense facility in Be'er Sheva. IBM senior vice president reveals cooperation with Ben Gurion University.
The government authorized for a vote a law that would require ISPs to provide internet filtering programs to their customers
Naftali Bennett is Israel’s most-searched politician. Ayelet Shaked, Shelly Yechimovich make search list, too.
Trojan horse viruses on Facebook are among the top threats to Israeli computer users for November.
Successful 'Stop Iran' petition site targeted in internationally coordinated cyber-attack, 1 year after UWI Pillar of Defense site attacked.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has officially opened a new Instagram account in an effort to bolster his image.
A poll showed only a third of parents were filtering or tracking their children's online activities.
A new online search engine is blocking web content deemed “haram,” or forbidden in Islam.
Anti-Defamation League today praises Facebook for removing the page the leading Hungarian purveyor of anti-Semitic hate speech.
Iran's president-elect expresses progressive views about civil liberties, freedom of expression and the internet.
Facebook revealed that due to a bug on site, roughly six million phone numbers and e-mail addresses had been inadvertently exposed.
'Viral Hate' lays out a blueprint to take steps to stem tide of hate speech on Internet.
U.S. eases some of the sanctions on Iran in order to give Iranians access to Internet services and social media.
A smartphone catering to the haredi community and approved by a rabbinical committee to launch in coming months.
Iran is tightening control of the Internet ahead of next month’s election, being mindful of street protests organized the last time around.
Syria cut off from the Internet, say U.S. tech firms. Internet blackout may be an indication of an impending military offensive.
Tehran is planning to launch its own 3D mapping service, after accusing Google Earth of being a spying tool used by western agencies.
Saudi Arabia warns that it will implement "suitable measures" if providers of Internet messenger apps fail to comply with regulations.
The Egyptian military has arrested three scuba divers accused of cutting an undersea Internet cable off coast of Alexandria.
“Hackers Anonymous” vows to “erase Israel from the Internet” in coordinated attack.
Experts worry the attack could escalate to affect banking and email systems.
Syria, China, Iran are flagrantly spying online, media watchdog RSF said Tuesday.
US publishers have called on the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers to deny Amazon exclusive rights to websites names
The number of mobile telephones worldwide is set to catch up to globe's population next year, according to the United Nations.
Twitter revealed that "extremely sophisticated" hackers may have gained access to information on thousands of its users.
Activists from the infamous hacker group 'Anonymous' have disabled US government website and have vowed to release classified information.
Iran has launched its own video-sharing website to compete with Google’s YouTube, whose content is deemed inappropriate by Islamic regime.
Google's Israel office released statistics on how Israelis used the company's search engine in recent weeks.
Hareidi women in Bnei Brak learn to create smartphone applications in a new course.
A study said that a large number of the “talkbacks” on Israeli news and opinion sites are hateful, racist, and just plain mean.
Students for Israel fights anti-Semitism on the Internet.
The White House confirmed that it was targeted by a cyber-attack, many believe had originated from China.
Iran restores access to Google after massive complaints of a shutdown the regime explained was due to cutting off YouTube.
Several thousand hareidi-religious men in Britain meet to discuss the dangers of the Internet.
Holocaust survivor’s children told to "go back to Germany" and hit with Nazi slurs. Rights org. calls to expose the attackers.
Daily chatter of a military attack on Iran may be a ruse to cover a cyber war that could knock out Iran’s nuclear program
Law obligates internet providers to provide free tools for filtering obscene sites and content.
The website of Public Diplomacy and Diaspora Affairs Minister Yuli Edelstein was hacked today.
A huge police roundup of a ring of pedophiles once again shows the dangers of unsupervised Internet, advises the National Fraud Unit.
The founding conference of the Forum for Young Rabbis in Europe concludes with rabbis agreeing to hold internet conferences once a month.