Month: September 2019

Social media firm is to tighten rules after 'misrepresentation' row over Conservative party advert.

An AI art exhibition is facing criticism for using racist and sexist tags to classify its users.

The London airport will regularly scan passengers' faces at departure gates from 2022.

One owner, in Hampshire, says his device started to flicker 16 months after he had bought it.

A union calls for more action to stop phones entering jails after a prisoner posts on social media.

Taiwan's mobile phone company moves away from its founders to appoint a former Orange executive.

Police are still searching for the £4.8m 18-carat loo which was stolen in a raid at Blenheim Palace.

The company is the first of the "big three" streaming services to offer CD-quality audio.

The film based on Donna Tartt's prize-winning novel makes only $2.6m at the US box office on its debut.

Ofcom's report highlights how much work must be done to provide full fibre access to all by 2025.