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Ankhi Das was at the centre of allegations that Facebook allowed anti-Muslim posts by BJP supporters.

The reality star says she held the trip "after two weeks of multiple health screens and asking everyone to quarantine".

The Chinese-owned app is tying up with Shopify to create video ads and hiring thousands of engineers.

The YouTuber built a multi million-pound business empire from his bedroom. Now he's pursuing music.

"I cannot express how little I care that you hate the photos," she writes in a blog post.

Despite mandatory overtime to get the game finished, it will now miss the next-gen consoles launch.

Software designed to solve post-Brexit border friction is unlikely to be ready in time, they say.

The millions of people whose data it is selling on must now be informed, says the UK watchdog.

The Twitter account @UKWoolworths, which now has more than 4,000 followers, misspelled the shop's name.

If someone swipes on a potential match, they can now have a video chat with them.

The film initially caused outrage - but now the tourism board sees it as the perfect marketing tool.

Kim Kyeong Yeon developed his virus-destroying machine after his child injured herself.

The star says social media sites need to "change their practices" after having suicidal thoughts.

The watchdog Ofcom says the move should encourage more people to switch and save money.

Mobile location data shows how people in Wales travel differently and less during lockdowns.

Many conservative Americans believe Facebook and Twitter are biased against them, despite denials.

Uber drivers claim they were wrongly dismissed by an algorithm without a right to appeal.

An Ayrshire-based urban regeneration project aims to train 16 to 24-year-olds in digital and cyber skills.