Holiday Inn owner, Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG), has confirmed the company has been hit by a cyber-attack
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BBC News
08 Sep 2022
Intelligent, uncompromising software according to Specops
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The Register
08 Sep 2022
When users of the far-right forum harassed and stalked a trans streamer to the extent she fled her home, this is how Cloudflare pulled the plug … finally
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The Guardian
07 Sep 2022
The tendency to be glued to bad news can spark a ‘vicious cycle’ that interferes with our lives, researcher says
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The Guardian
05 Sep 2022
Even though Andrew Tate has been banned from many parts of the internet, the echo chamber he created remains strong
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i News
31 Aug 2022
The findings have prompted calls for youths to have ‘training’ in how to spot fake health news online
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i News
29 Aug 2022
Keily Blair, chief operating and strategy officer of the controversial creator platform, on why she's a big believer in the Online Safety Bill.
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The New Statesman
25 Aug 2022
Thousands of Facebook users around the world reported issues with their news feeds on Wednesday as a glitch appeared to boost posts to celebrity fan pages and groups to the top of timelines.
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BBC News
25 Aug 2022
The vulnerability - which the company said was being actively exploited - affected iPhones, iPads, and Macs and could allow attackers to take complete control of a victim's device.
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Sky News
22 Aug 2022
It is unworkable and would curb free speech and a free press. It should be dropped and the new government should look again at internet regulation
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The Times
22 Aug 2022
Charities have voiced concern after ‘misogynistic and homophobic’ content creator Andrew Tate blew up on social media over the summer holidays
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i News
22 Aug 2022
Weighing in at 218 pages, with 197 sections and 15 schedules, the Online Safety Bill is a clunking attempt to regulate content on the internet
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The Spectator
20 Aug 2022
Meta has banned influencer Andrew Tate from Facebook and Instagram for violating its policies.
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BBC News
19 Aug 2022
The bill aims to regulate social platforms, to ensure they protect their users from harmful content, with fines and other potential penalties for those who fail to do so - but opponents say it is damaging to free speech.
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Sky News
19 Aug 2022
From pictures of puppies to deadly political manoeuvres, WhatsApp is the world’s most popular messaging platform. But is it losing its appeal?
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The Guardian
19 Aug 2022
Apple device users should update their devices as soon as possible but should not panic, cybersecurity experts have said.
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The Independent
19 Aug 2022
Apple has released an update to fix security flaws on its iPhone, iPad and Mac devices, which it says hackers may have "actively exploited".
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BBC News
19 Aug 2022
BeReal is the new social media app that has positioned itself as the antidote to perfectly poised photos and it is proving very popular with users across the world. Its social media campaign asks: “what if social media were different?”
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i News
18 Aug 2022
More teenagers have developed tics since the start of the pandemic but they don’t have Tourettes, says professor Jon Stone who researches functional neurological disorder (FND).
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i News
29 Jul 2022
There is an obvious solution to regulating the internet – put young people first.
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The New Statesman
26 Jul 2022