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A BBC investigation found influencers promising to share their phone numbers in exchange for gifts.

The BBC Box is a personal data store that uses information from multiple sources to filter content.

The security firm suffers a problem of its own that causes clients' websites to become inaccessible.

A Freedom of Information request reveals a jump in the number of incidents reported to industry regulator.

An ancient statue has been recreated using crowd-sourced pictures and 3D printing.

Virginia is one of the first places to outlaw fake pornography created without a subject's consent.

Border officials allegedly posted racist and sexist jokes about migrants and lawmakers in the group.

How can we be sure the diamonds we buy are not fake or from conflict regions?

MPs say laws on political advertising and funding need to be updated for the digital age.

Microsoft is withdrawing access to the e-books that consumers bought via its digital store.

The Only Way Is Essex's Bobby Norris says online homophobia should be a specific criminal offence.

An Amazon engineer uses machine learning to lock out his cat when it brings back prey in its mouth.

The two-day boycott would mean people not post anything to social media apart from strike notices.

Bobby Norris's petition to make online homophobic abuse a specific offence is being debated in Parliament.

Social media has "downsides" but also helps to "share the good news of Jesus Christ", the Church says.

Artificial intelligence is likely to play a role in whether you get your next big job interview.

Phone customers will be able to switch providers with a single free text under new rules.

The EU rule for new models follows concerns cars put pedestrians at risk because they are too quiet.

Huge group chats with real-time voting let demonstrators decide what steps to take next.

The US agrees a pause in hostilities with China on trade, and makes a concession over tech firm Huawei.