I criticised Rwanda’s leader – now I wake up screaming after constant online attacks
Sockpuppet accounts launched a smear campaign after a book about Paul Kagame’s extraterritorial assassination campaign
Why are our children obsessed with anti-ageing treatments? Take a look in the mirror
It’s not all TikTok’s fault. Our pursuit of eternal youth has rubbed off on our offspring
It was expensive and underpowered, but the Apple Macintosh still changed the world
After its hyperbolic, Ridley Scott-directed launch 40 years ago, Apple’s all-in-one computer was a commercial flop. And yet its impact is still being felt
Germany unearths pro-Russia disinformation campaign on X
Investigators uncover concerted onslaught on Berlin’s support for Ukraine involving more than 1m posts
Data gold rush: companies once focused on mining cryptocurrency pivot to generative AI
Tech companies are cashing in on an unprecedented demand for computing power needed to operate artificial intelligence
Taylor Swift deepfake pornography sparks renewed calls for US legislation
Fake but convincing explicit images of pop singer were viewed tens of millions of times on X and Telegram, prompting outcry from US politicians
‘Dark forces’: how US corporations turned to courts in fight against unions
Companies including Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Starbucks are using new legal playbook against unions, experts say
The experts: photographers on 20 easy, enjoyable ways to vastly improve your pictures
You don’t need an expensive camera – a smartphone can capture a great shot. Just move that plastic bag out of the frame, make your subject laugh and practise your selfies
US launches inquiry into AI deals by Microsoft, OpenAI, Google and Amazon
FTC will examine what rights the tech giants’ investments in AI companies have conferred and if those deals harm competition
Apple to allow EU customers to download apps without using App Store
Move comes as iPhone maker adapts to new Brussels laws, but could be replicated in UK in near future
Instagram to scan under-18s’ messages to protect against ‘inappropriate images’
Feature will work even on encrypted messages, suggesting platform plans to implement client-side scanning
‘They’re addicting kids and they know it’: the attorney challenging social media firms
Matthew P Bergman’s firm has filed cases against Snap, TikTok and others, with a novel argument – that the products are harmful by design
Microsoft lays off 1,900 Activision Blizzard and Xbox staff
Tech giant acquired video-game publisher Activision Blizzard three months ago for $69bn
Virgin Media is most complained about UK broadband provider
Ofcom figures show Virgin attracted about 32 complaints per 100,000 customers compared with 18 for Now Broadband
ABC’s first Middle East correspondent urges management to back staff during Israel-Gaza conflict
Peter George says journalists aren’t as protected now by management as he was in the 1980s, and are at increasing risk of self-censoring