Apple defends removing parental control apps
Apple has defended its decision to remove a number of parental control apps from the App Store, citing security concerns.
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Drone owners to be charged annual fee under new proposals
Every drone and model aircraft owner in the UK could be charged £16.50 a year under plans by the aviation regulator.
Can US border agents lawfully search you?
A viral video shows border patrol agents questioning passengers aboard a Greyhound bus. Can they legally do this?
Google to ‘auto-delete’ web tracking history
Google is to offer users the option of automatically deleting their search and location history after three months.
Online political ads ‘need law change’
Are the UK's election laws fit for the era of digital campaigning? The Electoral Commission certainly does not think so.
Microsoft Word AI ‘to improve writing’
A new feature in Microsoft's Word aims to help improve writing beyond the usual grammar fixes.
Binance exchange hackers steal bitcoins worth $41m
Hackers have stolen $41m (£31m) worth of Bitcoin in a major crypto-currency heist.
Amazon sellers hit by ‘extensive’ fraud campaign
An "extensive" fraud let thieves steal cash from Amazon merchants for six months during 2018, the online retailer has revealed.
Amazon stops selling ‘toxic’ goods for children in US
Children's jewellery and school supplies containing toxic levels of lead and cadmium will no longer be sold via Amazon in the US.
Tech giants ‘failing’ to protect children
The world's largest technology companies have been accused of failing to protect children at risk of sexual abuse, an inquiry has heard.
