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Esosa Eromosele is sentenced to 18 months after conning money from women online.

An employee was accused of buying digital art that would later be promoted on the homepage.

A call is made to help trainee medics understand social media to help tackle misinformation.

Shoppers will be able to order Co-op's full range of groceries via Amazon across the UK by Christmas.

The infiltration threatened the "very foundations of Wikipedia", BBC News is told.

The demonstrators burn Bitcoin machines, a week after the cryptocurrency became legal tender.

The action thriller, which takes place in a time loop, delights critics as it debuts on Playstation 5.

Microsoft says users can delete all passwords from their accounts and use a different login system.

Scientists believe drone flight paths can be predicted, allowing airports to prepare for incursions.

The three men allegedly helped a UAE-based firm break into computers and phones around the world.

We Buy Any Car, Saga and Sports Direct are fined for sending millions of nuisance messages.

The Irish regulator says it is looking at how TikTok handles children's data - and where it goes.

It had evidence Instagram was a harmful place for young people - but failed to share its findings.

A start-up company has been given £380,000 to develop the hydrogen-powered concept.

The newly engaged pop star had used accounts to inform fans about her conservatorship battle.

The move comes as Instagram is facing fresh scrutiny over its impact on young people's wellbeing.

How Nigerian Ramon Abbas went from a romance scammer to a so-called "Billionaire Gucci Master".

The portrait-mode style video setting can pull focus on its subjects automatically.