Facebook: Another three billion fake profiles culled
Facebook has published its latest "enforcement report", which details how many posts and accounts it took action on between October 2018 and March 2019.
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Huawei: ARM memo tells staff to stop working with China’s tech giant
UK-based chip designer ARM has told staff it must suspend business with Huawei, according to internal documents obtained by the BBC.
US says it will not join Christchurch Call against online terror
The US has declined to join an international initiative aimed at tackling the spread of terror online.
In trying to protect American jobs, Trump is targeting the wrong visa programs
The foreign work visa programme at the top of Donald Trump’s hit list is the least harmful to American workers.
9 major opportunities for electric buses and trucks
When most people think of electric vehicles, we think of cars, such as Teslas, Chevy Bolts and Nissan Leafs. But trucks and buses are going electric, too, and the impact on both our air and our economy could be huge.
‘Hard-to-fix’ Cisco flaw puts work email at risk
Security researchers have discovered serious vulnerabilities affecting dozens of Cisco devices.
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.
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.
Binance exchange hackers steal bitcoins worth $41m
Hackers have stolen $41m (£31m) worth of Bitcoin in a major crypto-currency heist.
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.
