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UK and US join forces to strike back in cyber-space
The US and UK are joining forces to "impose consequences" on their shared adversaries who conduct malicious cyber-activities. Read more
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Apple announces self-service repair scheme in win for campaigners
Apple has announced a "self-service repair" programme so "customers who are comfortable" can fix their own devices. Read more
Apple digital ID scheme comes with conditions and costs
Apple's much promoted digital driver's licence feature comes at a cost to the taxpayer, according to reports. Read more
Supreme Court blocks mass iPhone claim against Google
The UK's Supreme Court has rejected a claim that sought billions of pounds in damages from Google over alleged illegal tracking of millions of iPhones. Read more
US offers $10m bounty for Colonial Pipeline hackers
The United States government has offered a bounty of up to $10million (£7.4m) for information about the hacking group known as DarkSide. Read more
EA says NFTs are part of the future of games industry
Game publisher Electronic Arts (EA) has told investors that collectible NFTs are "an important part of the future of our industry". Read more
Yahoo pulls out of China over ‘challenging’ business conditions
Yahoo has become the latest US tech company to end its presence in mainland China as tougher regulations are imposed there. Read more
Wikipedia in Chinese editing war of words
Wikipedia's ability to retain balance on Chinese issues has been called into question following the global platform's ban preventing several mainland Chinese "editors" writing and updating pages. Read more
Facebook changes its name to Meta in major rebrand
Facebook has changed its corporate name to Meta as part of a major rebrand. Read more
Tech giants try distancing themselves from Facebook
TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube are the latest technology giants to have been quizzed by US senators over concerns about their youngest users' safety. Read more
