Despite the panic over artificial intelligence, new therapy chatbots may well be crucial aides to mental health services, says Kate Wills
The free encyclopedia has warned it could be shut down in the UK if it does not comply with the new legislation
Their shock split has sent fans into mourning. Perhaps one day her music will hold the clues, says Martha Alexander
The bot’s creator, OpenAI, faces a fine of €20 million if it does not implement changes requested by the country’s data watchdog.
Meta appears to be experimenting with more granularity for its disappearing messages
Save the drama of leaving WhatsApp groups by exiting silently.
Neeva’s search experience is clean, accurate, and ad-free – just like Google used to be
Decoupling from Google could have its drawbacks, though
The video sharing platform has been served a ‘notice of intent’
Everything we know about about iOS 16
Talking Point: Doorbells can now do a lot more than let you know a visitor is calling round
It was his longest relationship to date but tabloid attention drove them apart. As the Zimbabwean welcomes a baby boy and is thought to have tied the knot, Luciana Bellini has the lowdown on Prince Harry’s most famous ex
Singer, 39, said she was wary of letting showbusiness “take your spirit and light, then spit you out.”
Georgina Fuller shares her top four tips for keeping up to speed
The claim calls for compensation for the millions of potentially affected children, which it said could run into billions of pounds
The judge has ordered the Mail on Sunday’s publishers to make an interim payment of £450,000 to the duchess over legal costs
The tech could help colleagues bond through shared virtual experiences, but privacy campaigners have raised concerns
It comes after the social network pledged to crack down on data harvesting by developers following the Cambridge Analytica scandal
Google will now make auto-delete the default option for new accounts
The NHS England contact tracing app is ready to go but what are the privacy implications?
The case was brought in the Netherlands under GDPR laws after woman ignored legal letters
What is the point of getting rid of social media if all of your data is left online after you’ve gone? Samuel Fishwick has taken up the harder-than-you-might-think challenge of wiping himself off the face of the net
There are now four Portal devices to choose from including a new Portal TV device
Big tech has been tuning in
It’s one of five pop-up cafes giving out free drinks across the UK at the end of this month
Facebook is the latest tech company found to be listening to user conversations
Google and Apple are both suspending their voice assistant recording practices
It has not been a good week for privacy on the internet
The author of The Circle thinks surveillance has been normalised
Make some changes to your security settings and you can be protected from apps selling on location data
