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Privacy at a cost: The dark web’s main browser helps pedophile networks flourish, experts say
The Tor network’s privacy architecture creates a safe haven for predators to share child sexual abuse material.
Deal to get ChatGPT Plus for whole of UK discussed by Open AI boss and minister
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and a UK minister discussed a potential deal to provide ChatGPT Plus access across the UK.
‘If the people who ran Facebook were monsters, I wouldn’t have worked there’: Nick Clegg on tech bros, Trump and leaving Silicon Valley
Nick Clegg discusses his experiences at Facebook, the tech industry culture, and his decision to leave Silicon Valley.
Trump says Intel has agreed to give US government a 10% stake
Donald Trump claims Intel has agreed to give the US government a 10% stake as part of a deal related to chip manufacturing.
Expert rejects Met police claim that study backs bias-free live facial recognition use
An expert disputes the Metropolitan Police’s assertion that a study supports the bias-free use of live facial recognition technology.
Elon Musk and X reach tentative settlement with laid-off Twitter staff
Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter) has reached a tentative settlement with former employees who were laid off after his takeover.
Is the AI bubble about to burst – and send the stock market into freefall?
Phillip Inman explores whether the rapid growth in AI investments could lead to a market bubble and potential crash.
‘What do you earn?’ How Instagram and TikTok influencers sent a taboo question viral
Social media influencers are breaking taboos by openly discussing their earnings, sparking a viral trend around pay transparency.
‘At Meta I found myself wrestling my deputy in an MMA gym’: Nick Clegg on the culture shock of Silicon Valley
Nick Clegg shares his experiences of adapting to the unique and sometimes surprising culture at Meta in Silicon Valley.
There’s an app for that: finding a sunny cafe in Paris, the city of light
A new app helps Parisians and tourists find the sunniest cafes in the city, combining technology with local culture.
‘My buyer’s guilt is insane. It’s $1,300 on trash’: the adults addicted to blind box toys like Labubus
Adults are spending large sums on collectible blind box toys, raising concerns about addiction and financial impact.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 review: Great-looking and fun, but iterative Android
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 impresses with its design and fun factor, though it offers only incremental improvements over its predecessor.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 review: The thinner, lighter and better folding Android
Samsung’s latest foldable phone is thinner, lighter, and offers improved folding technology, setting a new standard for Android devices.
Nothing Phone 3 review: A quirky, slick Android alternative
The Nothing Phone 3 stands out with its unique design and features, offering a fresh alternative in the Android market.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge review: Super thinness above all else
Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge prioritizes ultra-thin design, making it one of the slimmest smartphones available.
Nothing Headphone 1 review: Attention-seeking design for your head
Nothing’s first headphones feature a bold design and strong noise-cancelling capabilities, appealing to style-conscious listeners.
Garmin Forerunner 570 review: Running watch stumbles just short of greatness
Garmin’s Forerunner 570 offers advanced features for runners but falls short of perfection due to some usability issues.
Sony WH-1000XM6 review: Raising the bar for noise-cancelling headphones
Sony’s latest headphones set a new standard for noise cancellation and audio quality in the premium segment.
Framework Laptop 12 review: Fun, flexible and repairable
The Framework Laptop 12 offers a modular, repairable design, making it a standout for tech enthusiasts and sustainability advocates.
