Mental-health information ‘sold to advertisers’
Websites offering mental-health tests are selling data to online advertisers, researchers say.
YouTube fined $170m in US over children’s privacy violation
A record fine of $170m was agreed after the site was accused of breaking children’s privacy laws.
Brexit: Slouching Jacob Rees-Mogg lampooned in memes
The Conservative MP’s relaxed posture in Parliament unleashed a flood of creativity from web users.
‘Deepfake’ app causes fraud and privacy fears in China
A program that allows phone users to insert their own faces into video footage causes alarm.
South Wales Police use of facial recognition ruled lawful
High Court rules against a Cardiff shopper who brought a judicial review against South Wales Police.
Driving simulator highlights dangers of hands-free calls
A BBC presenter found his ability to recognise hazards was reduced whilst talking on hands-free.