UK officials are enlisting the help of Facebook and Twitter to help stop the spread of COVID-19 conspiracy theories,

Doing its part in the war against COVID-19, Apple has sourced over 20 million masks for healthcare workers, CEO Tim Cook said over the weekend.

At least until early May, Apple has reportedly told employees that its U.S. retail stores will remain closed, while its work-from-home policy will remain in effect.

To a point, some civil liberties advocates are supporting the increasingly data-driven response to the COVID-19 crisis, The Intercept reports.

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Within its new COVID-19 Community Mobility Reports, Google is using aggregated anonymized location data show which regions are not following social distancing guidelines, The Verge reports.

Huawei, largely cut off from working with Google, is hoping Google will publish some apps, including Gmail, in the Huawei AppGallery. However, the chances of that seem minimal. 

Vice looks into the resurrection of once-popular internet meme Website YTMND. "With the help of fans, the site has come roaring back to life," it writes.

In response to the pandemic, the Federal Communications Commission might open the 6GHz band for unlicensed Wi-Fi use, CNet reports.

From layoffs to stalled IPOs, tech startups are struggling through the COVID-19 crisis, The New York Times reports.