China's WeChat suspends some accounts linked to NFTs March 31, 2022 The popular messaging app said the move was in line with "relevant national regulations". https://bbc.in/3tWNsPf Read more
Facebook in 'bare-knuckle' fight with TikTok March 31, 2022 The Washington Post alleges a consultancy was paid by Meta to promote stories of dangerous TikTok trends. https://bbc.in/3uJfL2T Read more
Are tech companies removing evidence of war crimes? March 31, 2022 Technology companies are removing graphic footage of conflict - but could they also be removing vital evidence? https://bbc.in/3ITsTaz Read more
Ronin Network: What a $600m hack says about the state of crypto March 30, 2022 The hack of the Ronin Network crypto platform leaves thousands out of pocket and plenty of questions. https://bbc.in/3wM76iN Read more
Dyson headphones come with air vacuum for mouth March 30, 2022 The air-purifying headphones are designed to address the growing issue of pollution. https://bbc.in/35nlWAQ Read more
Facebook drives sceptics towards climate denial March 30, 2022 The site's algorithm can push some people towards disinformation and conspiracy theories. https://bbc.in/3JSc3dD Read more
Rise of TikTots - under-age kids on social media March 29, 2022 An annual survey of media habits, from Ofcom, reveals how under-age children use social media. https://bbc.in/3LHtcHx Read more
More must reconsider Russian anti-virus software use, UK warns March 29, 2022 But the National Cyber Security Centre says Kaspersky anti-virus is safe for individual users. https://bbc.in/3iLq7K4 Read more
Ukraine war: Major internet provider suffers cyber-attack March 28, 2022 Ukrtelecom says a powerful cyber-attack carried out against its infrastructure was "repulsed". https://bbc.in/3iLzb1w Read more
Dune: How we made sand dunes and sandworms real March 28, 2022 VFX supervisors Tristan Myles and Brian Connor tell the BBC about bringing a desert planet to life. https://bbc.in/3DjP5t6 Read more
Beating noise pollution with smart tech March 27, 2022 A growing number of firms are offering solutions to cut the excessive noise that's harming our health https://bbc.in/3II0Haz Read more
Ukraine war: Fortnite owner Epic Games raises £37m for humanitarian efforts March 27, 2022 Video game developers, publishers and players come together to raise millions for Ukraine. https://bbc.in/3LkYio8 Read more
Heineken launches virtual beer in self-mocking metaverse 'joke' March 18, 2022 Brewer's "launch" highlights the extent businesses will go to to join the latest bandwagon. https://bbc.in/3649aYz Read more
How mountain rescue could be aided by 5G March 18, 2022 Real-time tracking of a search dog’s path allows the team to assess which areas have been covered. https://bbc.in/3u7Aux0 Read more
Australia sues Facebook over scam ads impersonating celebrities March 17, 2022 The tech giant knowingly let ads with fake celebrity endorsements scam users, a regulator says. https://bbc.in/3qfkgAu Read more
Sunny Balwani: Elizabeth Holmes' former partner goes on trial March 17, 2022 Sunny Balwani was considered the "enforcer" at Theranos and was its enigmatic founder's lover. https://bbc.in/3KOnRgM Read more
Telecoms firms must help vulnerable customers, regulator Ofcom says March 17, 2022 The regulator Ofcom wants more help provided for the 1.1 million people who struggle with their bills. https://bbc.in/3qboiKk Read more
Meta to let parents limit teenager's virtual-reality exploration March 17, 2022 Parents will be able stop over-13s accessing inappropriate content via Meta's VR headset. https://bbc.in/3KMJCgY Read more
UK introduces exhaustive Online Safety Bill March 16, 2022 Under its rules, social networks could be fined or blocked if they fail to remove harmful content. https://bbc.in/3MVK8LC Read more
Companies fined for marketing calls targeting elderly March 15, 2022 Unwanted calls were made to thousands of older people including some with dementia, a watchdog says. https://bbc.in/34Lx8XP Read more
Germany warns against Russian anti-virus use March 15, 2022 The country's cyber watchdog warns against using Kaspersky's anti-virus products. https://bbc.in/3w9nBVH Read more
Spider-Man No Way Home: Making the visual effects March 15, 2022 VFX Supervisor Scott Edelstein tells the BBC how they made one of the film's key sequences. https://bbc.in/36lkwH6 Read more
Chip giant Arm set to axe 15% of its staff after deal fails March 15, 2022 The UK technology firm could cut hundreds of jobs after its $40bn sale to US chipmaker Nvidia failed. https://bbc.in/3N3zXoz Read more
The popular apps aiming to tame the chaos of family life March 14, 2022 How tech is helping young families and couples regain their busy social lives after Covid. https://bbc.in/3t8vk4v Read more
Ukraine offered tool to search billions of faces March 14, 2022 Clearview AI's face-search tech could be used to uncover infiltrators and to identify the dead. https://bbc.in/3KJMbAE Read more
The innovative surfing tech making waves March 13, 2022 The sport of surfing is modernising, using technology to offer bigger, better and safer thrills. https://bbc.in/3w3ZUhr Read more
'Without TikTok, I'd still be a wedding singer' March 13, 2022 The video-sharing platform's new SoundOn service will let people distribute their own music. https://bbc.in/3I1XYbz Read more
Console 'scalper' on stockpiling PlayStations for profit March 12, 2022 Omar Mehtab spoke to a 'scalper;' a person who stockpiles popular products and resells them for profit. https://bbc.in/3w50viX Read more
'Reselling PlayStations keeps a roof over my head' March 11, 2022 How so-called scalpers use online bots to snap up consoles and resell them for profit. https://bbc.in/3I1ISmt Read more
'Young people may have 10-plus careers in their lifetime' March 11, 2022 A charity competition is encouraging school kids to get entrepreneurial and make their own products. https://bbc.in/3MJRDVW Read more
Bitcoin cash machines ordered to shut down in UK March 11, 2022 The Financial Conduct Authority warns that all crypto-ATMs in the UK are operating illegally. https://bbc.in/3tImhX2 Read more
Zoe Covid-tracking app loses government funding March 11, 2022 Zoe app co-founder says it could have been the tool to protect the UK from the next pandemic. https://bbc.in/3HYwymV Read more
War in Ukraine: Facebook to allow calls for violence against Putin March 10, 2022 Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, will "temporarily" make allowances for some violent speech. https://bbc.in/3tPc8rr Read more
Twitter blocks Russian claims on hospital attack March 10, 2022 Posts from the Russian embassy in the UK claiming the bombing of a maternity hospital was faked have been taken down. https://bbc.in/3HVXkfO Read more
The Matrix Resurrections: How we made the visual effects March 10, 2022 VFX Supervisor Huw Evans tells the BBC about the challenges of recreating a world from 20 years ago. https://bbc.in/3MHAk7K Read more
Huawei board members resign over silence on Ukraine March 09, 2022 The two directors are unhappy about the the company's failure to quickly condemn Russia's invasion. https://bbc.in/3HUh6Z3 Read more
French drone firm boss: 'Why I act like a kid' March 08, 2022 Henri Seydoux, founder and CEO of French drone specialists Parrot, shares his business advice. https://bbc.in/3CshSeD Read more
Russia-Ukraine: Is internet on verge of break-up? March 08, 2022 The global internet is under threat as the conflict in Ukraine continues. https://bbc.in/3Kz37tD Read more
Online Safety Bill tweaked to target scam ads March 08, 2022 Social media sites may soon be legally required to stop scam adverts under new online safety laws. https://bbc.in/3HUXZxZ Read more
Telegram founder commits to Ukraine user privacy March 08, 2022 The messaging app's Russian-born co-founder says: "Privacy is sacred - now more than ever". https://bbc.in/3pQ1FuJ Read more
Crypto platform blocks thousands of Russia-linked wallets March 08, 2022 Trading platform Coinbase says it has blocked 25,000 wallet addresses related to Russia. https://bbc.in/35ZUclM Read more
Can tech help revive India's 'crumbling' health system? March 07, 2022 Indian doctors hope big investment and smart tech will improve a fragmented healthcare sector. https://bbc.in/35XHZhs Read more
The sophisticated tech predicting if an advert will work March 06, 2022 Ad-testing firms are using real-time software, webcams to find out if ads resonate with customers. https://bbc.in/3KglCTa Read more
TikTok stops new content being uploaded in Russia March 06, 2022 The video streaming platform says it is protecting users while it assesses Russia's new "fake news" laws. https://bbc.in/3MsHqNj Read more
Ukraine war: President Zelensky invites Elon Musk to visit March 06, 2022 Ukraine's president was thanking the tech entrepreneur for supplying Starlink equipment to the country. https://bbc.in/3pG9H9I Read more
Ukraine minister Mykhailo Fedorov: "Tech is the best solution against tanks" March 05, 2022 Ukraine's youngest cabinet minister, 31-year-old Mykhailo Fedorov, is leading a cyber-battle against Russia. https://bbc.in/3sGLO3A Read more
Facebook hits out at Russia blocking its platforms March 04, 2022 The Russian communications regulator said on Friday that Facebook has been blocked in the country. https://bbc.in/3ILulg0 Read more
Ukraine says it is fighting first 'hybrid war' March 04, 2022 Alongside the conventional war in Ukraine, a cyber-conflict is also being fought, says the government. https://bbc.in/35UOulm Read more
Fitbit recalls Ionic watch following skin burns March 04, 2022 The US regulator received more than 70 reports of burn injuries from the Fitbit Ionic's battery. https://bbc.in/3Keo391 Read more
Tor: How to access BBC News on the dark web March 04, 2022 In a bid to thwart censorship attempts, the BBC News website is now available via Tor. https://bbc.in/35mRk2F Read more