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Amazon's video doorbell system has faced criticism for not having more robust security for users.

Firms are encouraging staff to make sharing which personal pronouns they use an everyday practice.

The North Carolina Breaking News page accumulated more than 50,000 followers in less than a month.

The Microsoft founder said in an interview that he liked Tesla but had chosen a Porsche as his first electric car.

In a letter to the Financial Times, the billionaire argues they should be removed from their roles.

Better sight, better hands and more intelligence are allowing robots to take on more and more jobs.

The tech giant says it is "experiencing a slower return to normal conditions" in China than expected.

The Amazon boss and world's richest man gives 8% of his fortune to fight the planet's "biggest threat".

Reviewers find more durability issues in new handsets from Samsung and Motorola.

The poster said the authorities should be told about children who had tools used by cyber-security experts.

Hamas militants hacked dozens of smartphones by posing as female admirers, Israel's military says.

A buyout collapsed, leading to the app closing and a presenter paying for final game's $5 prize.

Trading standards officers are probing the products, which Amazon has now removed from sale.

Levels of electrical and electronic waste are expected to more than double by 2050, according to the UN.

The BBC meets the medics and lawyers across America who are using the app to help educate the public.

Environmentalists win a temporary injunction against forest clearance for a new "Gigafactory".

A new generation of influencers are making their mark on social media.

Mark Zuckerberg says social media firms should not decide what counts as legitimate free speech.

Kitchen hacks and baking videos are hugely popular on YouTube - but do all the tips actually work?

The developers said they were in talks to expand the filter to other social media platforms.