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Facebook's global head of safety, Antigone Davis, testifies to the US Senate, about child protection. https://bbc.in/3zXljHF

Google tells an EU court the number-one search on its biggest rival is for Google. https://bbc.in/3A0MVeF

Waze is using push notifications to ask for data on fuel supplies to notify others. https://bbc.in/3AVK888

An attacker could bypass the iPhone lock screen and make large payments above the contactless limit. https://bbc.in/3CVEG5G

Two companies are hoping to move the quantum industry in two different directions. https://bbc.in/3upTkPA

RT’s German channels were deleted by YouTube for breaching its Covid misinformation policy. https://bbc.in/2Y2Sf4D

Warehouse workers can no longer be sacked for time off task if they have good reason to take breaks. https://bbc.in/3AUoiBF

Tech firm CEO Jeff Lawson warns bosses not to make hasty judgements about their employees. https://bbc.in/39PDrbz

The US Department of Justice says he "jeopardised the national security of the United States". https://bbc.in/2Y8wgJh

The Chinese game made a $1 billion in it's first six months from microtransactions. https://bbc.in/3ojOdzl

With the aid of sensors in the player’s racket, the humanoid gives feedback during training. https://bbc.in/3igy8ql

The US carmaker vows to "lead America's shift to electric vehicles" with largest ever factory. https://bbc.in/3CTr4YI

Why widely-used PFAS coatings found on objects like frying pans and raincoats are in the spotlight. https://bbc.in/2XWX3bH

Facebook delays its child-friendly Instagram version to do more work with concerned parents. https://bbc.in/3EVWQpJ

Can a hamster trading cryptocurrency beat human investors in the stock market? Mr Goxx can. https://bbc.in/3ueb2W2

BBC Click's LJ Rich looks at the best of the week's technology news stories. https://bbc.in/3kFsUpy

Chris Pratt will be playing Mario with Charlie Day as his sibling Luigi. https://bbc.in/3kDuKaF

Revelations about spyware have spurred interest in more secure phones and software. https://bbc.in/3lQDwS9

The game won't be available on iPhones or other Apple devices until its legal battle with Epic Games ends. https://bbc.in/3o0dYVl

"Only a person can have rights. A machine cannot," one of the judges wrote. https://bbc.in/39uSIyB

The media giant warned it would take Facebook products out of its App Store. https://bbc.in/3EJy0ZY

The image of Chloe Clem could fetch her tens of thousands of dollars at auction. https://bbc.in/3zyi6ho

Campaigners say including extremist narratives among everyday conversations can be a pathway to radicalisation. https://bbc.in/3hYFJtH

The country's National Cyber Security Centre found security risks in both Xiaomi and Huawei models. https://bbc.in/3lRbRQQ

But some fans question if crypto-assets and football are a good mix. https://bbc.in/3ztKhhv

Waste from the cryptocurrency process is similar to that from IT equipment somewhere like the Netherlands. https://bbc.in/3nNyrfW

Douyin users aged under 14 will be limited to 40 minutes a day on the platform. https://bbc.in/3zvlnxL

A Swedish tech firm has created an app to help alleviate people's joint pain. https://bbc.in/3nPw8sz

Parents and teachers seem to agree it is the number one innovation worth keeping post-lockdown. https://bbc.in/3lAdKS4

BBC Click's LJ Rich looks at the best tech news stories of the week. https://bbc.in/2XtdSdn

More than 300 traps have been deployed in the French town of Hyères to catch mosquitos. https://bbc.in/2VNZsUS

How better technology and regulation could cut the waste generated by the construction industry. https://bbc.in/3AhZNyg

Piracy is once again in the spotlight as rights holders threaten legal action for illegal streaming. https://bbc.in/3Ajl1Ma

The infiltration threatened the "very foundations of Wikipedia", BBC News is told. https://bbc.in/3zmHQNO

The demonstrators burn Bitcoin machines, a week after the cryptocurrency became legal tender. https://bbc.in/2XsWqGt

It had evidence Instagram was a harmful place for young people - but failed to share its findings. https://bbc.in/3EjLyLz

The online design platform has become one of the most valuable private firms in the world. https://bbc.in/3ljATaY

The move comes as Instagram is facing fresh scrutiny over its impact on young people's wellbeing. https://bbc.in/3nwnuPB

One of the recommendations from the Facebook Oversight Board after ruling on one such post. https://bbc.in/2Xi4vNI

The flaw allows hackers to access devices even if users do not click on a link or file. https://bbc.in/3tGlghz

A shortage of vessels is hampering global trade and may lead to empty shelves before Christmas. https://bbc.in/3tENwRU

BBC Click's LJ Rich looks at some of the week's best technology stories. https://bbc.in/3AaHwmf

Chinese regulators have been targeting Ant Group and other technology companies operating in the country. https://bbc.in/3z0vPNG

Running your own popular YouTube channel can be lucrative, but it comes with downsides. https://bbc.in/3Eakqia

Pressure on tech firms intensifies as Priti Patel unveils fund for technologies to keep children safe. https://bbc.in/3C4BYKB

The US state makes it illegal to ban somebody from social media because of their political views. https://bbc.in/3C1wcJP

Could a Theranos scandal happen again or has Silicon Valley learnt its lesson? https://bbc.in/3yZXvlQ

The online shopping giant says all US frontline workers will be eligible as it fights to attract new employees. https://bbc.in/3ttWzVA

Facebook and eyewear brand Ray-Ban have revealed a pair of glasses that contain two cameras. https://bbc.in/3E5EbHJ

Some Kenyans try to escape poverty by helping foreign students to fake their academic work. https://bbc.in/3jSdoGB