Jane Wakefield

Meta said it was investigating the issue but didn’t say what caused it.

Huq says two apps it collects data from did not seek correct consent from users.

According to a Which survey a pint of printer ink could cost up to £1,300.

The car looks radically different but critics are not convinced it can really help the environment.

Production of the robot is suspended and will only be restarted if there is a need for it.

Research by Which? looked at a selection of older routers still being used by customers.

The Supreme Court will rule on whether the case can go ahead on behalf of millions of iPhone users.

The planes were being used by police to fight crime in Baltimore.

The details explaining how Cellebrite had done so were quickly removed from its website.

The machine learning system analysed speech patterns to predict who would develop the disease

Two engineers, and a host of other telecoms workers, are honoured for services during the pandemic.

The company tells BBC News the app is not needed because its workplaces are Covid-secure.

The attack was “sophisticated” the airline said, adding that some credit card details had been accessed.

Voters in Gateshead are being invited to trial a new e-voting system.

How three words - “weekend”, “foggy” and “earphones” - rescued a mother and child after a car crash.

Crowdfunding site PledgeMusic seems to have run out of money, leaving musicians wondering what to do.

Data brokers such as Acxiom make millions of pounds a year selling access to your data.

A small, independent ISPs manages to get speeds of 3.5 megabits from broadband over wet string.

More than half of people in the UK feel hooked by digital devices, leading many to take days, weeks or even months away from their screens, says a study.

Linus Torvalds, head of Linux, gives a rare and open interview at the TED conference in Vancouver.