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An effort is also under way to help European countries deploy virus-alert apps by mid-April.
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UK government defends PM's use of Zoom
A source says the app was quick to set up for self-isolating ministers without access to more secure tools.
Moscow coronavirus app raises privacy concerns
An effort is also under way to help European countries deploy virus-alert apps by mid-April.
Racist 'zoombombing' during synagogue meeting
Hackers hijacking Zoom meetings to shout abuse is on the rise as more people talk virtually.
Video 3 minutes 38 seconds
Coronavirus: How can you stop an 'infodemic'?
Think before you share and check the source are among the tips the public is being urged to adopt.
Video 3 minutes 45 seconds
How robots have joined the coronavirus battle
From taking temperatures remotely to helping with hand washing, robots are helping with healthcare.
TSB customers hit by online banking outage
Customers complained that they had been left unable to access their accounts on Wednesday.
3D-printer owners rally to create NHS face masks
More than 1,000 people volunteer to help make face shields for front-line workers.
Moscow coronavirus app raises privacy concerns
An effort is also under way to help European countries deploy virus-alert apps by mid-April.
Racist 'zoombombing' during synagogue meeting
Hackers hijacking Zoom meetings to shout abuse is on the rise as more people talk virtually.
Video 3 minutes 38 seconds
Coronavirus: How can you stop an 'infodemic'?
Think before you share and check the source are among the tips the public is being urged to adopt.
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