‘Supercookies’ have privacy experts sounding the alarm
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Food delivery drivers fired after ‘cut-price’ GPS app sent them on ‘impossible’ routes
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My robot double sells out (so I don't have to)
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Can you stalk someone with an Apple AirTag?
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Facebook, Google and other tech firms must verify identities under proposed UK law
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No place to hide - UK campaign against end-to-end encryption
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The dark side of .io: How the UK is making web domain profits from a shady Cold War land deal
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DeepMind worked with UK weather forecasters to create a model that was better at making short term predictions than existing systems
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TikTok overtakes YouTube for average watch time in US and UK
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How many robots does it take to run a grocery store?
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British right to repair law comes into force today, excludes smartphones and computers
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Etsy is buying Depop, a UK-based second-hand fashion app, for $1.6bn in a bid to target younger Gen-Z shoppers
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Bad software sent postal workers to jail, because no one wanted to admit it could be wrong
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Engineer reports data leak to nonprofit, hears from the police
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Brexit deal mentions Netscape browser and Mozilla Mail; recommends outdated security algorithms
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The world's first internet bench
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UK sees record bandwidth use on Xbox Series X/S launch day
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Cambridge Analytica did not misuse data in EU referendum, says watchdog
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The badly thought-out use of Microsoft's Excel software was the reason nearly 16,000 coronavirus cases went unreported in England
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Nokia has clinched a deal with Britain's biggest mobile operator BT to supply 5G radio equipment – coming months after UK said it would ban Huawei from 5G networks
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ARM: UK-based chip designer sold to Nvidia
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Analysis of UK charity websites finds that tracking is prevalent, with almost all of the most popular charities including trackers for advertising or data brokers and failing to comply with GDPR/PECR
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Amazon deletes 20,000 product reviews written by seven of its top ten UK reviewers after a Financial Times investigation found they were written for profit
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United Kingdom to ban Huawei equipment in 2021 and remove it from 5G networks by 2027
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London tube map made from a working circuit board
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Construction begins on world’s biggest liquid air battery
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No to .io, yes to .xyz!
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At least twenty UK phone masts vandalised over false 5G coronavirus claims
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Corona-AI project asks DreamLab app users to help create ‘virtual supercomputer’ to assist in COVID-19 research efforts
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Prompted by Brexit, Google will move UK users' data out of Irish jurisdiction so they are no longer covered by EU privacy rules
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Surveillance on UK council websites - A study of private companies’ data collection on council websites across the United Kingdom
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Heathrow Airport installs anti-drone system to detect threats
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Facebook's Ad Library, one of its main tools for election transparency, is riddled with issues and lost 74,000 ads just before the UK election
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How computers wrote BBC election result stories
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We should absolutely find out the Queen is dead from a guy named Gibbo
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Interpreting GDPR data requests: Why does British Airways need to know that I'm 98% LGBT?
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If PHP were British
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The open letter from the governments of US, UK, and Australia to Facebook is an all-out attack on encryption
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US Attorney General and officials from UK and Australia will ask Facebook to halt plans for end-to-end encryption in its messaging apps
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Stamos on legal issues for US tech companies sharing with foreign governments
@alexstamos: It's really early on a Sunday, so while I sip my coffee I'm also going to try to clear up a lot of confusion about the CLOUD Act created by poor reporting by The Times (of London) and Bloomberg. Here is the original, incorrect story: https://t.co/1l8tgH1r4s
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Data regulator probes King's Cross facial recognition tech
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UK ISP group names Mozilla 'Internet Villain' for supporting 'DNS-over-HTTPS'
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Google is enabling RCS independently of mobile operators in the UK and France this month
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Google changes policy on abortion advertising: will require advertisers who wish to run ads about abortion to apply for approval first
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Huawei row: UK to let Chinese firm help build 5G network
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Carole Cadwalladr: Facebook's role in Brexit -- and the threat to democracy
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What's holding up the 5G utopia in Britain? Quite a lot, actually
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Obscure no-deal Brexit group is UK's biggest political spender on Facebook
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Facebook and Google will be punished with giant fines in the UK if they fail to rid their platforms of toxic content
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Why the UK's porn block is one of the worst ideas ever
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