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Emma Watson is planning legal action after her photos were hacked and posted online

"Beauty and the Beast" star Emma Watson is planning legal action over photos said to have been leaked online, but her representatives on Wednesday denied reports that the pictures showed the British actress nude.

4Chan is running out of money, trolls congregate to keep the imageboard afloat

The abusive and vitriolic content on the site makes attracting advertisers for the platform difficult.

Force Touch Home button coming to iPhone 7 according to analysts

According to a report in 9to5Mac, Apple could launch two new iPhone devices this August. It received an anonymous tip about the iPhone 7 that incorporates haptic feedback in the Home button.

4chan's Chris Poole to join Google's Photos and Streams team

Chris Poole (also known as 'm00t') will be joining Google but it is unclear as to what is his position in the company.

Emma Watson's nude photo leak threat a hoax?

The threat to release nude pictures of actress Emma Watson was reportedly a hoax. It is said that this is an attempt to close the image sharing site 4chan, where the hacked, naked photos of female celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence initially appeared.

4Chan users now say they never threatened to leak Emma Watson's nude pics

Harry Potter star Emma Watson is facing threats now, with a 4Chan user creating a website with a countdown site which hints that he will release naked photographs of her.

Trolled: iPhone users try to charge device in microwave after falling for hoax

Apple iCloud hack? Nude photos of Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton and other celebs leaked

Will loss of anonymity spell Facebook's death in US?

Facebook might be growing in leaps and bounds in India but the US is showing early signs of a decrease in the popular social networking site's popularity. Has it got something to do with Facebook's intrusive and open-to-all nature?

Will loss of anonymity spell Facebook's death in US?

Facebook might be growing in leaps and bounds in India but the US is showing early signs of a decrease in the popular social networking site's popularity. Has it got something to do with Facebook's intrusive and open-to-all nature?