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BBC Click's Lara Lewington puts some "smart" face masks to the test.

Lawmakers grill key players in the GameStop trading frenzy at a hearing in Washington.

Politicians, publishers and rights groups condemn the social media giant's response to a planned law.

Nvidia's latest graphics card will deliberately slow down if used to mine a popular crypto-currency.

Analysts say the low-cost Google-powered laptops have been used by school pupils for remote learning.

The drone had gone out of control during a demonstration flight at Goodwood Aerodrome.

A power crisis in Texas forces computer-chip-makers to halt production amid a chip shortage.

Several politicians criticise Voice of Wales' activities following a BBC Wales investigation.

Scott Morrison says Facebook's decision to block news feeds to users is "arrogant and disappointing".

Keith Gill is being sued over claims he duped fellow investors into buying its shares last month.

A law that would force tech firms to pay for news is being closely watched globally. We explain why.

The attackers shouted racist slurs and played pornography during the University of Edinburgh event.

Omegle links up random people for virtual video and text chats, and claims to be moderated.

A BBC investigation finds what appears to be children exposing themselves to strangers on the website.

The review website publishes its first transparency report as its own sector comes under scrutiny.

Nasa's Perseverance rover is aiming for Jezero Crater, considered “too dangerous” for previous spacecraft.

Omar Khalid says a mistake by broadband provider Virgin Media damaged his credit score for years.

Thousands tune in for the latest Handforth Parish Council meeting but Jackie Weaver is not present.

Rupert Murdoch has championed the idea that internet platforms should pay media companies for material.

It comes in response to a proposed law that would force the company to pay publishers for content.