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Video game avatars have been changed to display pro-Trump messages in a hack targeted at children. https://bbc.in/31w6EoZ

Facebook's boss in Northern Europe says a new media literacy campaign is not about "financial considerations". https://bbc.in/2ZBIR4L

Firms are collecting a lot more information about staff as they try to contain coronavirus risks. https://bbc.in/31v2myr

In a new software update, Apple will alert iPhone owners when the clipboard is accessed by an app. https://bbc.in/31rOViA

Warming greenhouses will use AI and waste heat from water treatment works in a world-first. https://bbc.in/3dJnlja

The president is criticised for sharing video from a pro-Trump rally at a Florida retirement home. https://bbc.in/2VuiwnH

The coffee giant said it would pause advertising on some platforms in an effort to address hate speech. https://bbc.in/2YISjE9

The six-seater is powered by hydrogen and is said to be Europe's largest emission-free aircraft. https://bbc.in/38cqPcX

The company condemns racism and seeks more accountability from Facebook and other platforms. https://bbc.in/2AeO9dI

BBC Click's Paul Carter looks at the best of the week's technology stories. https://bbc.in/2ZcZ7Jc

Users of the dating app can still search results by ethnicity and some encouraged to upgrade to it. https://bbc.in/2CLMQns

The pandemic has seen Pride events cancelled worldwide but an unprecedented online event is planned. https://bbc.in/384QUL2

The once high-flying payments firm Wirecard files for insolvency after a €1.9bn accounting scandal. https://bbc.in/2Za82uN

Is Boris Johnson right to say that no country has a working contact-tracing app? https://bbc.in/31hUBvr

Conceptual still-life photographer Ted Humble-Smith celebrates 50 years of world-beating technology. https://bbc.in/2YAiQmN

A university that says it can scan faces to predict if someone is a criminal has come under fire. https://bbc.in/3fXc14O

The first crewless boat is now ready for a trial alongside a Royal Navy warship later this year. https://bbc.in/2VheIWM

The streaming site says it takes accusations of sexual harassment seriously. https://bbc.in/2VhaPkM

Colin Huang prospered after leaving US company, thanks to his e-commerce business, Pinduoduo. https://bbc.in/3dr8Z6X

The tech giant will approve bug fixes to disputed apps and let developers appeal against its rulings. https://bbc.in/2YxzPXb

The newly crowned Fugaku system is analysing droplet spread in offices and public transport. https://bbc.in/2BxRQvd

The firm will now custom-design the chips that power its future desktop and laptop computers. https://bbc.in/3etlgJv

Two former partners of Syndicate, real name Tom Cassell, shared their stories over the weekend. https://bbc.in/3fMWW5G

The North Face and Patagonia have joined a campaign calling on firms to halt Facebook advertising. https://bbc.in/3duvdVM

A teen social media campaign claimed to have caused a lower-than-expected turnout at a Trump rally. https://bbc.in/2YXIp01

The actor was just three weeks into filming a new TV show when it was shut down due to Covid-19. https://bbc.in/37TIjee

Social media firms need to do more about harmful eating disorder content, say campaigners. https://bbc.in/3eqn8CP

The new "exposure notification" tool is part of an update to iPhone and Android operating systems. https://bbc.in/3fFPqcK

After months of work the UK has ditched the way its current coronavirus-tracing app works. So what went wrong? https://bbc.in/2AV9hpt

Twitter says that, unlike a previous ban, Ms Hopkins has been removed from the platform for good. https://bbc.in/2NaS4ei

The follow-up to one the last decade's biggest games arrives - and pushes the envelope again. https://bbc.in/3efgvmU

A misleading video with a fake CNN caption posted by the US president is tagged by Twitter. https://bbc.in/2N98L9Y

The tech giant says a campaign ad featuring a red triangle used in Nazi Germany violated its policy. https://bbc.in/3fxLOcG

The company's cloud-computing division says it fended off a flood of data over a three-day period. https://bbc.in/3edwIsN

The UK's data protection watchdog warns victims may be deterred from reporting crime. https://bbc.in/3fAhZYV

How algorithmic activism and online video are shaping a movement. https://bbc.in/2YaO7wm

Workers are unimpressed by new tech and the retail giant faces a lawsuit over Covid-19 policies. https://bbc.in/2YXZ3Np

The coronavirus pandemic has tested web access for workers and children connecting from home. https://bbc.in/3ebNisY

Airbus-UK wins a contract to advance the design of a robot for the Red Planet with four big wheels. https://bbc.in/2N2hriv

Firm is investigated for limiting app sales to its own store and imposing other rules on developers. https://bbc.in/2N15xoO

Some 12 million gamers got into the much-anticipated event, but many more had to watch on Twitch. https://bbc.in/2zCmKC1

Firm says it only took a cut from a fraction of the trade, but still faces anti-competition scrutiny. https://bbc.in/2Y5bwiT

Microsoft-owned GitHub is changing its default project names to avoid slavery-related terms. https://bbc.in/2Y2KhW7

Sir Winston Churchill's photograph was missing from Google's search data for several weeks. https://bbc.in/2MWFAqH

Paul and Elaine Gait say they are "delighted to be vindicated" after a long fight for justice. https://bbc.in/2zyCJBd

Omar Mehtab tries out the gaming rig allowing professional drivers to race against each other. https://bbc.in/3cZvOPc

We've been fact-checking misleading posts on social media about technology used to fight coronavirus. https://bbc.in/2Y1lSjP

The Cyprus-based company said its intention was to help developers of sex tech. https://bbc.in/30EHbtc

BBC Click's Jen Copestake looks at some of the best of the week's technology news stories. https://bbc.in/2MOZmV3

The firm's move follows similar announcements from IBM and Amazon and protests over police brutality. https://bbc.in/2YmeGxG