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IT experts say that with people working from home the risk of hacking has increased. https://bbc.in/3appFMZ

A deluge of one-star reviews from aggrieved online traders has been deleted by Google. https://bbc.in/3coaeai

Thousands mistake the group for a US trading platform that curbed the buying of shares in GameStop. https://bbc.in/3r8vK7f

The panel set up to hear appeals rules four out of five posts referred to it had been wrongly removed. https://bbc.in/3osFjfw

The streaming giant patents a method of suggesting songs based on a scan of your emotional state. https://bbc.in/3cktqpy

Russia says TikTok and other social media giants are refusing to remove posts about recent protests. https://bbc.in/3cj56UT

The social media platform removed posts after wrongly identifying the place name as offensive. https://bbc.in/39mJaq4

The man clung on to a tree on the banks of the fast-flowing River Wye as he alerted fire crews. https://bbc.in/3a9hLHd

It would take effect on 1 April when the "grace period" for GB-NI parcels expires. https://bbc.in/3a6ho05

Insurers reject claims that by covering ransomware bills they are funding organised crime. https://bbc.in/3qTbExn

The information could lead to users being targeted for their sexuality, say officials in Norway. https://bbc.in/3a4opi7

The company plans to release a new film every week by 2022 with more investment in original content. https://bbc.in/39fAxh0

From credit card fraud to benefit fraud, the problem costs the UK up to £190bn a year, a report says. https://bbc.in/3oeeewd

Google's Loon bows out - but thousands of satellites are taking to the skies to beam down the internet. https://bbc.in/3qMd2lB

President Biden's open dislike of Facebook could spell problems for the social network. https://bbc.in/39ejiwA

Already widely used in China, facial recognition payment is now expanding in other countries. https://bbc.in/3iFXkpk

Gamers have been facing inflated prices for months - and it's set to stretch into 2021. https://bbc.in/3sOMDVX

A photomontage seems to show the ex-president playing in the shadow of a warplane or large drone. https://bbc.in/3qDYzrI

After threatening to cut off Australia, could Google survive without it? https://bbc.in/3p9fLoE

Parent company Alphabet is scrapping Loon, a project set up to beam the internet to rural areas. https://bbc.in/3a1gF0m

The retail giant makes the offer in a letter to the new US president Joe Biden. https://bbc.in/3sP0ueO

Thousands of the capital's taxi drivers have already signed up to the planned group legal action. https://bbc.in/3o5jQJd

Suspicious files contacting Russian servers are thought to have been found on devices given to schools. https://bbc.in/2LKb7iJ

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and TikTok asked about their role in the recent violent events in Washington. https://bbc.in/2NrG8IJ

Experts say automated bots are buying up the stock for resale. https://bbc.in/3p7FaiK

The streaming firm, which has been boosted by Covid, now has more than 200 million subscribers. https://bbc.in/3iBtVMT

Can a virtual reality cricket bat and bluetooth-connected baseball improve your form? https://bbc.in/3bWiy0W

The Oak National Academy provides educational resources for pupils in England learning from home. https://bbc.in/3qyH38i

Taxi driver David Miller was told to isolate through the NHS Covid-19 app, but received no financial help. https://bbc.in/3sE3iLW

These four lads had no idea their picture would still be trending two years later. https://bbc.in/3nSx3VP

Hundreds of thousands of DNA and arrest records were deleted after a human error, the Home Office says. https://bbc.in/3irsJLX

A South Korean court sentenced Lee Jae Yong to two and a half years in prison. https://bbc.in/2LY4yJ5

A group of pensioners is accusing BT of "historic" excessive pricing of landlines. https://bbc.in/3p75p93

'Truth pages', where students share their experiences of racism, have snowballed on social media since the killing of George Floyd. https://bbc.in/3nPnQxv

Millions of women use apps to track their menstrual cycle, but many say they do not work well enough. https://bbc.in/3iwAK2t

Signal has been downloaded millions of times since WhatsApp unveiled new privacy terms last week. https://bbc.in/35LyVcO

The law would see social networks fined if they ban a Polish user who has not broken local laws. https://bbc.in/3nX3p1L

Joe Biden's presidential Twitter account launches with no followers transferred from President Trump. https://bbc.in/39yHR6c

With just days left, the US president continues crackdown on Chinese firms with more sanctions and bans. https://bbc.in/3sCMSUa

Police and rail bosses condemn a social media post featuring a car parked on a level crossing. https://bbc.in/2LViDGQ

Nintendo's first theme park, modelled on levels of its Mario games, was due to open on 4 February. https://bbc.in/3ictPLv

Under house arrest in Canada on bank fraud charges, Ms Meng has reportedly received death threats. https://bbc.in/3ietYOk

Nigel Ng, who is known for his food videos, said he had not known his colleague's political views. https://bbc.in/39tbqWM

The man told police he had travelled 14 miles from his home to search for the fictional characters. https://bbc.in/3nIMjV3

Doctors believed 11-month-old Sofia-Grace Hill was rejecting food because she had tonsillitis. https://bbc.in/3sj1VlD

The accounts were permanently deleted for sharing “harmful” content “at scale”. https://bbc.in/3sl0ByQ

Millions have signed up to Signal and Telegram after WhatsApp announced an update to its terms. https://bbc.in/35xUSfh

The online marketplace removes "disrespectful" T-shirt after a complaint from the Auschwitz Memorial. https://bbc.in/2LD2V3b

More people are using digital locks for their houses, but how secure are they? https://bbc.in/2MVlCzQ

Spectacles with adjustable lenses are on display at the virtual CES tech show. https://bbc.in/3btA8ZL

The content will not count in a mobile data allowance to help keep costs of online learning down. https://bbc.in/2Xsc80L

As the pandemic has given us time to fill, more of us are learning a new language. https://bbc.in/38x5gWw

Health Secretary Matt Hancock says social media giants are "taking editorial decisions". https://bbc.in/3hYsNTj