Trump Twitter ‘hack’: Dutch police question researcher
Dutch police have questioned a security researcher who said he successfully logged into the US president's Twitter account by guessing his password.
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How to ‘disappear’ on Happiness Avenue in Beijing
On a busy Monday afternoon in late October, a line of people in reflective vests stood on Happiness Avenue, in downtown Beijing.
Phone addiction not driven by notifications, study finds
Smartphone addiction is unlikely to be caused by notifications, a study by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) suggests.
Ransomware halts classes for 115,000 Baltimore pupils
A ransomware attack on a school district in Maryland has halted classes for more than 115,000 pupils.
Facebook Oversight Board reveals its first cases
Facebook's Oversight Board has chosen its first batch of cases to review.
Amazon’s Panorama box lets firms check if staff follow coronavirus rules
Amazon plans to sell companies a way to detect when staff are not wearing face masks or socially distancing.
Facebook urges Biden to restore global internet
Joe Biden should tackle the splintering of the global internet as one of his top tech priorities when he becomes president, Facebook's head of global affairs has told Web Summit.
Google fired employees for union activity, says US agency
Google unlawfully fired employees for attempting to organise a union, a US federal agency has said.
School photo is viral internet meme, Adrian Smith finds
Adrian Smith was shocked to find that a photo of him as an eight-year-old had become an internet meme.
