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Councils are debating whether to spend thousands of pounds to continue live steaming their meetings. https://bbc.in/36FvhUU

The live service has been shut down temporarily to protect users, but navigation features still work. https://bbc.in/3IyIzRb

From cyber-attacks to internet disruption and the response of big tech, how is the digital war going? https://bbc.in/3hnYKou

The futuristic transport firm is changing direction and laying off staff, blaming the pandemic. https://bbc.in/33VPsNl

Companies with more than one million users’ data must undergo a review before listing overseas. https://bbc.in/3sLpDIt

A BBC investigation has found virtual sex parties are taking place in a popular online children’s game. https://bbc.in/3I36oAc

Childcare centres have embraced apps to monitor kids but not all parents are convinced of the benefits. https://bbc.in/3GNDZg7

Crypto-currency researchers say more than $400m of cyber-crime funds go to Russian gangs. https://bbc.in/3GNv4vs

The tax authority says it is the first UK law enforcement body to seize a Non-Fungible Token. https://bbc.in/3LvC2so

Several firms are working on artificial eye tech that incorporates wireless, embedded sensors. https://bbc.in/3Lspsu9

The investment by a former antagonist is the latest twist for the 105-year-old media business. https://bbc.in/3LsmxkO

The company will introduce a range of measures, after concerns AirTags were being used by stalkers. https://bbc.in/3LlYkNn

National Public Radio becomes essential listening for some drivers - because they are unable to retune. https://bbc.in/3GH3hMU

The electric carmaker says a lawsuit by a California regulator, claiming harassment, is "misguided". https://bbc.in/3gBrEB5

Esports are to be included as a pilot event at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. https://bbc.in/3HIEjye

Boris Johnson says he hates fraud, as he faces calls to apologise for not including it in crime statistics. https://bbc.in/3GDjy5F

Arm's new chief executive speaks about its Nvidia-free future and reveals his favourite British tradition. https://bbc.in/34u5Yoa

The augmented reality device is able to highlight where construction has deviated from the plans. https://bbc.in/3svCez1

John Foley is being replaced as potential suitors circle amid a downturn for the exercise firm. https://bbc.in/34sXOwj

The BBC understands hackers accessed its systems but were detected. https://bbc.in/3oAOAox

The company's Oversight Board says the sharing of private residential address should never be allowed. https://bbc.in/3sJlzIL

An investigation finds some 4,500 classified ads on social media, offering African grey parrots for sale. https://bbc.in/3Jf9Gkq

The sale of Cambridge-based Arm to Nvidia of the US has faced regulatory hurdles around the world. https://bbc.in/3ovMru8

Under new rules, users may be asked to prove they own a credit card or confirm their age via a third-party service. https://bbc.in/3rwkcO6

The exercise equipment maker's shares have slumped in recent months as it faced a number of challenges. https://bbc.in/3B4lyCP

Investigators say cyber-attackers stole over $50 million in digital assets between 2020 and mid-2021. https://bbc.in/331jdfd

Surveillance software and face ID systems can speed up airports, but at what cost? https://bbc.in/3ou7qO7

Sending genuinely harmful communications will become illegal if the bill becomes law. https://bbc.in/3osqT1D

Women describe their experiences but what can firms behind virtual-reality platforms do about it? https://bbc.in/3L8Gsp0

LJ Rich looks at some of the week's best technology stories. https://bbc.in/3Hv3bJt

The company's chief executive Mark Zuckerberg saw his personal fortune fall by $31bn. https://bbc.in/3upjzrf

A Dutch company is testing an underwater system that can store excess energy from wind farms. https://bbc.in/3uq65vx

Multiple oil transport and storage companies across Europe have been hacked, the BBC has confirmed. https://bbc.in/3GpDRDx

Rotterdam says the world's richest man will foot the bill to remove part of the historic bridge. https://bbc.in/3umCNxO

A new intelligence report provides another twist in the long-running mystery of US officials falling sick. https://bbc.in/346AwMJ

In a world-first case in Australia, Andrew Forrest takes aim at scam ads that used his image. https://bbc.in/3Hq0s4a

But anyone tempted might need a degree of coding know-how and there could be legal issues. https://bbc.in/3GmvQ2a

Major chains begin testing automated age-verification, to avoid the wait for staff at self-checkouts. https://bbc.in/3rlZmRn

Omar Mehtab tries the wearable tech used by professionals which is now offered as consumer versions. https://bbc.in/3Hoxba6

The administration says it believes tech giants should do more to fight misinformation. https://bbc.in/3KWWGS5

Fans have been left guessing what will come next, as the viral puzzle is sold to the New York Times. https://bbc.in/3IZUEP1

Reports suggest loading and unloading systems are paralysed but extent of the issue is not yet known. https://bbc.in/3rilj3F

The new advice comes ahead of the Winter Olympics in Beijing. https://bbc.in/3GiN4xe