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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.
How tech can just about save Christmas Day
Christmas 2020 is not what any of us would have planned. Covid-19 restrictions and travel bans suddenly imposed on the UK have left millions of Brits cut off from one another and facing a potentially depressing Christmas Day.
WhatsApp users flock to rival message platforms
Message platforms Signal and Telegram have both seen a huge surge in downloads around the world following a controversial update to WhatsApp's terms and conditions.
Social media damages teenagers’ mental health, report says
Teenagers' mental health is being damaged by heavy social media use, a report has found.
Twitch backtracks after outcry for using ‘gender neutral’ term ‘womxn’
Streaming platform Twitch has backtracked on a new policy to change its spelling of "women" after criticism from transgender communities.
Super Nintendo World opens in Japan after Covid delays
A theme park dedicated to Nintendo's famous Super Mario World has opened in Japan, nearly a year after it was originally due to welcome guests.
Peloton: Child killed in ‘tragic’ treadmill accident
Peloton has warned parents to keep children away from its treadmills after the death of a child.
Covid vaccine: Social media urged to remove ‘disinfo dozen’
Facebook, Twitter and Google have been urged by a US lawmaker to ban a dozen people who it is claimed are spreading the vast majority of disinformation about Covid vaccinations.
Police bust ‘world’s biggest’ video-game-cheat operation
A collaborative effort between Chinese police and gaming giant Tencent has led to the closure of what police say is the biggest ever video-game-cheat operation.
