Privacy

The intent is to improve speed and safety, but privacy campaigners say it is trying to crack a nut with a sledgehammer

BrewDog hard-coded API Bearer Tokens into its app: a vulnerability it took more than 18 months to fix

The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill is set to go to the House of Lords later this month

Clearview appears to have ignored demands from social media companies to stop taking images from their platforms

People should only be monitored when suspected of a crime

Move comes after Facebook accused of ignoring its own research into harm to children's wellbeing caused by Instagram

The Met will buy LFR system as part of a £3 million deal with Japanese firm NEC Corporation

Michelle Bachelet has called for a ban on AI systems that do not comply with human rights laws

iProov has received financial backing from private equity group which counts two Tory party benefactors among its three partners

Facebook has repeatedly claimed that nobody can read end-to-end encrypted messages sent between WhatApp users