February 10, 2017

How would you feel about your kids’ teachers wearing a body camera?

It may just be a trial at the moment, but there are privacy and ethical issues for schools to consider when they issue body cameras to teachers

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February 09, 2017

Twitter says it’s taking steps to make its users safer

Observers note that Twitter's somewhat overdue moves come as it continues its search for a buyer

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February 07, 2017

Are you watching your TV or is your TV watching you?

TV maker Vizio pays $2.2m after collecting data about 11m customers without their consent

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February 03, 2017

Google will use Gmail to nudge you into updating your browser

If you're clinging to an older version of Chrome, now is the time to update as Google is ending support for older versions

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February 02, 2017

What’s the actual cost to a business of a data breach?

It's hard to measure the actual financial cost of a breach, never mind the hit to a company's reputation

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February 02, 2017

Lego builds social network that should be safe for kids

Experts welcome Lego's decision not to allow free text or avatars for young users

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February 01, 2017

Why you shouldn’t trust baby health monitors

Gadgets to monitor your baby's health not only could pose a security risk, they could also be worse than useless, potentially causing real harm

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January 27, 2017

Pay for experts to rise as cybercrime ‘to cost $6tn a year by 2021’

Rise in attacks means organisations need to focus their spend in the right places

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January 26, 2017

Raspberry Pi to get a boost in brain power thanks to Google’s AI tools

But what's in it for Google to develop tools for the maker community? The answer? Data (probably)

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