TikTok sent US user data to China, lawsuit claims
The class action accuses TikTok of "surreptitiously" transferring data of American users to China.
FaceApp may pose ‘counterintelligence threat’ says FBI
It comes amid rising US concern over security risks posed by products made by foreign technology firms.
BBC pledges to improve portrayal of disabled people
The corporation promises a more "authentic and distinctive" representation on screen.
How China-US rivalry is dividing the internet
Will the rivalry between China and the US accelerate the division of the internet into two halves?
How China-US rivalry is dividing the internet
Will the rivalry between China and the US accelerate the division of the internet into two halves?
US threatens tax on champagne and French cheese
The Trump administration is targeting $2.4bn worth of imports in retaliation for France's tax on US tech giants.
Apple Pay speeds up payments on the Tube
The adjustment for iPhone and Apple Watch users is intended to shorten queues at station barriers.
Two Nobel literature prize committee members quit
One gives her reason as the awarding of 2019 prize to controversial Austrian writer Peter Handke.
AI cameras to catch texting Australian drivers
The system, which can spot a driver holding a phone, was activated in New South Wales on 1 December.
Facebook to let users upload all photos to Google
It's part of the company's drive to let people move their data to other services.