Bring your own lawyer: the legal perils of BYOD
With staff seeking to perform more and more functions on their devices rather than clunky work PCs, organisations are starting to consider the legal implications - and it isn't a straightforward matter
While the potential security and legal aspects of bring your own device (BYOD) are frequently mentioned by vendors - especially as a good reason to buy their mobile device management software - the plain...
More on Mobile Software
EU seeks sweeping powers to tame tech giants
The European Union says the powers it wants, including the ability to break up large tech firms, would only be used in extreme circumstances
Facebook threatens to quit EU after spat with Irish regulator
Facebook has threatened to halt operations in Europe, after Ireland's data regulator told it to stop sending citizens' data to the USA
Epic tries to force Fortnite back into Apple's App Store
The developer says Apple's App Store represents a 'monopoly' and has filed a preliminary injunction against the firm
Fairphone offers new twist on its FP3 smartphone with improved camera and audio modules and upgraded OS
Fairphone 3 Plus designed to increase the longevity of the ethical modular smartphone
Contact tracing based on science, trust and privacy can help get us all safely back to work
If workplaces, schools and colleges are to reopen safely, the evidence shows we need to reduce our reliance on proximity tracing
