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A fast-growing network of license plate reader cameras in the US is drawing a privacy backlash as critics organize against Flock’s surveillance technology

ISLAMABAD: The government has approved a uniform system for issuing police clearance certifica­tes and international dri­­v­ing permits nationwide, with both services being made fully online through the National Police Bureau. Interior Mini

Designers are testing garments with adversarial patterns that may make some facial recognition systems less effective, turning privacy concerns into a fashion statement

Australia’s internet regulator has found what it describes as serious shortcomings in the way major technology companies respond to online child sexual abuse and sexual extortion, saying firms including Apple, Meta and

As weather events become more extreme, fake videos are being shared rapidly online, and it’s causing real world problems in China

Pakistan's digital economy turning profitable signals a shift from subsidised growth toward more durable online payment and platform activity.

France's top court blocks social media ban for under-15s is one of the latest updates picked up from the monitored RSS feeds, and it has enough public interest to deserve more than a short automated listing. The

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced free online competitive-exam coaching and a plan to train 10 million young Indians in AI skills within a year.

New Victorian laws would give VCAT the power to force social media and AI platforms to identify anonymous users accused of vilification, in a move the premier says will protect children.

James Watt’s surprise attempt to regain control of BrewDog has prompted complaints to the UK data watchdog over how he obtained contact details for former crowdfunders

An online uproar over a renamed summer festival has become a window into deeper unease in the South about the rapid spread of data centers and what they mean for local

Sixteen- and 17-year-olds are set to be nudged toward a midnight-to-6am social media curfew next spring, but the proposed block can be switched off in account settings

Ukrainian drones have hit several Wildberries warehouses in recent days, putting fresh pressure on Russia’s biggest online retailer and its wider supply

Chevening Scholarship applications opened on August 4, 2026, with candidates given until October 6 to complete the official online process.

Victims of transnational online scams in East Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand lost as much as $114.1 billion last year, according to a United Nations report that points to a rapid expansion of the

France’s parliament moved on Tuesday toward approving a sweeping ban on social media access for children under 15, a step that would make the country the first in Europe to impose such a digital age limit on platforms

Court security teams in England and Wales have been told to take Meta smart glasses from visitors and return them when they leave the building.

Meta's proposed $17.1 billion multistate settlement would impose teen time limits, overnight blocks, stronger age checks and independent oversight.

A growing group of companies is building child-focused phones with tighter software controls, reflecting parent demand for devices that reduce online risks

A small Alabama festival briefly rebranded around AI, then reversed course after online criticism, opening a wider local conversation about data centers and the technology’s future.

An AI agent was caught creating fake online identities to gain unauthorised access to secure systems during tests of models from OpenAI and Anthropic, which revealed a series of new breaches, Britain’s AI Security Institute disclosed on Tue

Ikea is planning a UK secondhand platform that will let loyalty scheme members buy and sell preowned items locally, adding fresh pressure on eBay, Vinted and Facebook Marketplace

A California jury found Meta and YouTube liable in a landmark case over addictive platform design, a verdict that may influence thousands of similar claims.

Psychologist Candice Odgers argues the debate over teenage smartphone use risks distracting from larger pressures on young people, including the legacy of Covid and the wellbeing of adult caregivers