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How to delete everything Google knows about you and reset 'news feed' history data
Want to purge your activity history to stop personalised news on mobile and desktop? Here's how
Google Pixel XL 2 concept teaser imagines gorgeous bezel-less 'Taimen' smartphone
If the next-gen Pixel range looks anything like this then Android purists are in for a treat.
Apple roadblocking its AI program amidst Privacy Debate?
Apple values user privacy, but it may just be a hindrance to the company's AI goals.
Clinton, Romney campaign managers team up with top security experts to fight election hacking
Eric Rosenbach, who served as chief of staff to former secretary of defence Ash Carter, will run the project.
With six months to go until PSD2, why aren't we seeing more innovation from banks?
Daniel Döderlein, CEO of Auka, warns that big tech companies are honing their payment strategies.
Google Glass 2: The eyewear strikes back with Enterprise Edition
Nerdy smart glasses return to revolutionise the factory floor.
Zombie YouTube channel sues Google after losing ads over 'anti-extremist' policy
YouTube channel ZombieGoBoom says it has lost up to 95% of its revenue from Google's screening algorithm.
G'day Google! Home smart speaker arrives in Australia and it knows what a choc-top is
Google's Amazon Echo rival launches down under with support for Aussie slang.
Google 'threatens to destroy us all', warns cybersecurity pioneer John McAfee
'I am not a collection of attitudes and desires. I am a human being'.
Google's secret searches reveal what people are really looking for on the internet
Racist jokes and advice on why partners don't want to have sex, mainly.
Google acquires 4-month-old Bengaluru-based AI startup Halli Labs
The startup currently specialises in AI, machine learning, speech recognition tools.
Google spared from paying €1.1bn back taxes bill in France after legal victory
Numerous tech firms have continued to face criticism over their tax-optimising techniques in Europe.
Is Google paying academics to only research topics it agrees with?
Google is being accused of funding research papers to help sway public opinion and legislators.
Will porn websites be the saviours of the internet?
Removing net neutrality laws would mean slow websites and slow porn streaming – could you live with that?
Angry homeowner ingeniously uses Google Maps to call neighbour an a**hole
Dispute over purple-coloured garage door prompts elaborate revenge scheme.
Who has your back? How tech firms rank at protecting your privacy against government surveillance
'The giants of Silicon Valley can and must do better', the Electronic Frontier Foundation said.
Waymo teaches autonomous cars to spot emergency vehicles
Advanced microphones and cameras help spot police cars and fire engines.
'SpyDealer' Android malware steals data from Facebook, WhatsApp and Skype apps
Palo Alto Networks claimed the malware leaves 25% of all Android devices at risk.
Did Google and NHS break UK privacy law? 1.6 million patient records illegally handed over for trial
A UK hospital failed to comply with privacy laws when it handed over patient records to Google's DeepMind, Britain's data watchdog found.
Google to drop controversial Gmail feature that scanned all your emails
The Big Brother of the internet is set to stop scanning personal emails 'later this year.'
Ztorg malware: Infected apps on Google Play Store send premium SMS texts, delete incoming messages
Two malware-infected apps found on Google Play were collectively downloaded over 60,000 times.
Former CERN and MIT scientists launch new VPN, calling out Google and Facebook
Virtual private networks (VPNs) can help bolster security, privacy and anonymity online.
YouTube's fight against online terror: Here's how Google plans to deal with extremist content
Google is also working with Facebook, Microsoft and Twitter to develop technology to deal with online terrorism.
Google faces record European Commission fine over antitrust breaches
Regulator is expected to hand down fine over abuses at the tech firm's Google Shopping service.
Hundreds of fake antivirus apps and malware-packed WannaCry 'protectors' found on the app market
Researchers said 20% of total blacklisted antivirus apps are residing in the Google Play Store.
'Decent' leadership: an old-fashioned concept that is right for our times
We need to start using and explicitly discussing what constitutes decent leadership in this exciting and terrifying world in which we live.
Apple's Tim Cook just made a massive new product announcement
After two years of rumours and gossip, the Apple CEO reveals his plans for self-driving cars.
WorldRemit launches with Android Pay to offer mobile-to-mobile transfers to the world's unbanked
The integration will enable Android Pay users to send money to 112 million mobile money accounts.
Google parent Alphabet sells Boston Dynamics to Japan's Softbank
Softbank shares jump 7% in Tokyo following the announcement of the deal.
Everything Zen: How Russia's 'revolutionary' AI search engine could change online publishing
Yandex thinks artificial intelligence tailored content is the future for media and bloggers.