There are a number of concerns around data protection following the US Supreme Court's ruling on abortion.

The Meta-owned app is trialling new verification methods to ensure teens meet platform age rules.

Pictures show a gaping hole in the side of car maker Nio's Shanghai HQ, and a smashed vehicle below.

The bZ4X is the Japanese motor industry giant's first mass-produced all-electric vehicle.

Digital rights group the Electronic Frontier Foundation says women must know how their data is being used.

In April the streaming giant reported its first subscriber loss in more than a decade.

Elon Musk said the Covid-19 lockdown in Shanghai was "very difficult" for the electric car maker.

The trial will allow some users to share "notes" beyond the normal 280-character limit for tweets.

The Oversight Board, which oversees Facebook and Instagram, said only 47 were submitted by Meta itself.

Fake messages tell recipients they have been in contact with a Covid case and should order a test.

The woman was assaulted after being made to drink on a work trip, and then fired after going public.

The tech billionaire's 18-year-old daughter has applied to legally change her name and gender.

Government proposals to move away from EU data-protection laws post-Brexit have had a mixed reaction.

The loans are used by millions but ministers want checks on affordability and clearer advertising.

Tighter EU rules will demand firms such as Google and Meta tackle disinformation on their platforms.

The move by employees in Towson, Maryland, is the latest in a string of high-profile union campaigns in the US.

The cryptocurrency crash is hurting many investors, including one country that has bet big on Bitcoin.

The tech giant is accused of secretly slowing down the performance of older models.

The billionaire also discussed aliens in his first address to the social media firm's staff.

Internet Explorer, once the most popular web browser, will no longer be accessible for most users.

It will see 456 contestants compete in a series of challenges inspired by the dystopian drama.

The value of Bitcoin is at an 18-month low, as the cryptocurrency market continues to tumble.

Facebook owner Meta is rolling out new parental controls for Instagram and its VR platforms.

One of the firm's software engineers believes chats with an AI system suggest it has feelings.

The Tesla boss has warned he may quit his takeover deal over the number of fake accounts on the platform.

The shopping giant hopes to deliver parcels to shoppers by air for the first time later in 2022.

Within 10 years people may be able to have a intelligent online version of themselves.

Microsoft shows off more than 30 forthcoming gaming experiences in its summer showcase.

From strokes and Parkinson's to PTSD, severe conditions can be helped with game-based therapies.

Samantha Cristoforetti has developed a huge following through her TikToks from on board the ISS.

YouTube is being criticised for failing to tackle a network of scammers streaming fake Elon Musk videos.

Former England striker Michael Owen is rebuked by the Advertising Standards Authority over tweets about a non-fungible token project.

The Ministry of Defence is embarking on a year-long project into the possibilities of quantum computing.

New Ofcom rules will protect boxes in areas of poor mobile coverage or where they are needed for safety.

The EU has provisionally agreed new mobile devices must, by autumn 2024, use the same type of charger.

Uber has built a "private-label" version of its delivery platform to help the UN deliver food and water.

The tech giant is introducing the controversial service as part of its iOS 16 update.

The new centre aims to boost UK's security through building expertise in cutting-edge technology.

The billionaire accuses the company of "thwarting" his requests to learn more about spam accounts.

A new system for classifying images will help stop them being shared online, a UK charity says.

China plans to put astronauts on the Moon and send probes to Mars and Jupiter. Why the grand plans?

Her departure comes as the social media company faces challenges, including a slowdown in ad sales.

Meta says it has removed accounts and groups showing upskirting, after a BBC investigation.

A face identification app could allow smartphone users to help owners find their missing animals.

Gnanli Landrou has invented a special powder that turns earth into a greener version of concrete

Maggie Grout has started an NGO that will 3D-print schools where access to education is not guaranteed.

Scientists are researching how people might construct homes to live on other planets.

Teachers urgently want parents to understand the tech which could help to keep kids safer online.

Soaring petrol prices could speed up the transition to electric much faster than expected.

A lack of skilled cargo handlers is now hampering the booming air freight business too.

Engineers are developing mobile, floating nuclear desalination plants to help solve water shortages.

Airless tyres that do not puncture are getting close to market but some remain sceptical about them.

Tougher rules on watering gardens mean residents will have to consider alternatives to green grass.

Bogus apps are being used by hackers to access mobile phone data to threaten and blackmail victims.

Coaches now have powerful tools which can find patterns in play that humans would struggle to see.

Many carriers went out of business during Covid but several seized a golden opportunity to launch.

Research into replacements for nitrogen-based fertilisers has been spurred by high prices and climate concerns.

Why hydrogen might be one route for Germany to move away from dependence on Russian imports.

Firms are developing smart contact lenses that can project data in front of the user's eye.

One Chinese carmaker has plans for thousands of stations in Europe where you can switch batteries.

The pandemic led to more people using private jets, but is the increase set to continue?

From door frames to aircraft and food packaging - how soaring prices will impact the world economy.

Lack of access to smartphones and computers is widening the education gulf in India.