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A Kenyan court has said that Facebook's parent company can be sued by a former content moderator.

The future of internet search could be transformed by this new tech, writes BBC tech editor Zoe Kleinman.

Advocate says victims asked to consent to "excessive" personal data being handed over during trials.

Dell adds to the growing list of technology companies cutting jobs as consumer and corporate spending shrinks.

Swedish company Corite allow fans to invest in the music of their favourite artists.

A British woman tells the BBC how the influencer persuaded her to work for his webcam business.

The 23-year-old inventors hope self-sailing vessel will transform understanding of ocean weather.

Pilots are being run around the UK to see if electric wallpaper could be an efficient way to heat homes.

"Arrogant", "discreet" - Lucy Williamson visits the apartment block where the brothers first settled.

Luxury rehab centres address the life-consuming nature of crypto trading, but some question the huge costs.

The Tesla boss is cleared of fraud charges over a tweet about taking the carmaker back into private ownership.

Megan Hamill, 23, is now aiming for a place at the Ironman World Championships.

The global police agency has built its own virtual reality (VR) space, for users to do training.

The alleged victim claims Andrew Tate forced workers to raise €10,000 a month on social media platforms.

Worries over privacy and the cost of living have curbed interest in voice assistants like Alexa.

One former senior manager tells the BBC the treatment of workers by Elon Musk was "unjustifiable".

Mobile and broadband services were affected on Thursday.

The firm's UK mobile head says the decision is down to parental choice and safe internet browsing is paramount.