Data Protection

Apple to discontinue iPod nano and shuffle   Apple has announced plans to kill off the iPod nano and shuffle. They were the company’s last…

Thousands still watch TV in black and white Children watch Andy Pandy in 1950   More than 7,000 people still watch TV in black and…

Mobile payments still looking for a foothold in UK, report finds Proximity mobile payments are becoming more popular in the UK, but itís still far…

UK mobile coverage winners revealed in study The provider of best mobile coverage in the UK is influenced by geography as well as the operator,…

Ransomware ‘here to stay’, warns Google study     Ransomware now regularly makes more than $1m (£761,500) a month for its creators, found Google Cyber-thieves…

Facebook treated voters with ‘disrespect’ over data collection Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham and her deputy gave evidence to MPs about the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Facebook and…

Facebook flush with advertising money Facebook revenues and profits soared in the most recent quarter, as advertising dollars poured into the social media company and…

Internet ‘having midlife crisis’, says Baroness Lane-Fox The rise of cyber-bullying and monopolistic business practices has damaged trust in the internet, pioneering entrepreneur Baroness Lane-Fox…

Uber London loses licence to operate Uber’s licence in London will be revoked Uber will not be issued a new private hire licence, Transport for…

Man to pay $300,000 in damages for hacking employer A former private security officer in California must pay nearly $319,000 (£248,000) in damages for attacking…