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The Prince of Wales says online safety for young people should be "a prerequisite, not an afterthought". https://bbc.in/3frnMFv

The death of Molly Russell "should send shockwaves through Silicon Valley", the NSPCC's chief says. https://bbc.in/3rqosxv

Stadia allows players to stream games online without owning a console. https://bbc.in/3Chu6bI

Doreen Bogdan-Martin is the first International Telecommunication Union secretary-general in its history. https://bbc.in/3CkmNzY

Anger rises after 40% of Australians had details stolen in possibly the nation's worst-ever breach. https://bbc.in/3Sp37AH

People harmed by such items and digital ones like drones will have easier access to legal help. https://bbc.in/3CjoVI4

The health service says 448,000 people have used the app to make decisions on organ donations. https://bbc.in/3y2id74

Data watchdog says it is naming and shaming seven organisations for failing to share information. https://bbc.in/3UKuiYd

The BBC's Technology Editor, Zoe Kleinman, has been testing out the latest Apple smartphone. https://bbc.in/3dIsUVr

The National Cyber Crime Unit detained a 17-year-old from Oxfordshire on Thursday evening. https://bbc.in/3UrP7r8

The 14-year-old girl viewed material about self-harm and suicide before she died in 2017. https://bbc.in/3r2TGL0

The search for wheat alternatives is being driven by a demand for healthier diets and food security. https://bbc.in/3dyL9wi

The US car-safety watchdog says a window glitch is affecting all four Tesla models. https://bbc.in/3LzWOHE

Optus is looking into the unauthorised access of data including names, addresses and passport numbers. https://bbc.in/3UtTJgy

The fictional AFC Richmond will be available in the the latest version of the popular football game. https://bbc.in/3LwUh13

The livestreaming site will prohibit streams of slots, roulette or dice games from many jurisdictions. https://bbc.in/3Smqv1f

But rules to tackle "legal but harmful" material will change over free-speech fears, a minister says. https://bbc.in/3drUfLg

Emails and texts link to a fake Ofgem website where people's personal details are demanded. https://bbc.in/3LutuCz

Natural disasters have spurred some communities and homeowners to generate their own electricity. https://bbc.in/3DBpmi8

More than 90 images and videos were leaked from the franchise's next instalment, developer Rockstar confirms. https://bbc.in/3LtdBfF

A conspiracy theory falsely claims that Bodegraven near The Hague was once home to a Satanic ring. https://bbc.in/3xvnq73

The pair, who say they are from Vietnam, wiped out IHG group data after a foiled ransomware attack. https://bbc.in/3Lm0Weo

A hacker was apparently able to gain access to the company's internal systems. https://bbc.in/3BkcvxZ

The emojis are being used to hide harmful content about vaccines from Facebook moderation tools. https://bbc.in/3LmSUlp

The Seesaw app is used by millions of parents, students and teachers across America https://bbc.in/3qE6W8M

Staff at the Coventry warehouse are voting on whether to strike amid a row over a pay offer. https://bbc.in/3qHrdKM

Do Kwon is behind the Terra Luna and TerraUSD cryptocurrencies that plunged in value in May. https://bbc.in/3Lvasfv

The global stream is for those wanting to pay their respects but who are unable to travel to London. https://bbc.in/3LcgkKh

Nearly six million people tried to follow the plane's route, causing the Flightradar24 site to crash. https://bbc.in/3dfd7gw

An EU court has largely upheld a £3.5bn fine against Google over its Android platform. https://bbc.in/3Lak6nv

Ethereum, which currently uses as much energy as a medium-sized country, is to halt cryptomining. https://bbc.in/3DrZQvF

Publishers should be compensated over Google's 'anti-competitive' digital ad practices, say lawyers. https://bbc.in/3eNLtr8

Twitter's former head of security Peiter Zatko has been giving evidence to US lawmakers. https://bbc.in/3Bk7xl8

A number of new artificial intelligence systems turn simple text prompts into striking images. https://bbc.in/3RHrmtw

Residents received a text to shut down non-essential power after record temperatures in the state. https://bbc.in/3QsarJN

The action has been taken for failure to respond to Freedom of Information requests on time. https://bbc.in/3RQqkL9

The tech company presented a range of new devices at an event held at its California headquarters. https://bbc.in/3RsKb3i

The US has barred chip companies that get federal funding from building advanced facilities in China. https://bbc.in/3qfEqtN

The Dotplot aims to help women self-check at home and track any changes they may find on an app. https://bbc.in/3L797vb

The chain, run by Intercontinental Hotel Group, said their online services were facing disruptions. https://bbc.in/3TMHYBu

Bullitt, which makes rugged smartphones, is due to launch a satellite-connected handset in February. https://bbc.in/3qh2b4V

The regulator found some children's business accounts had been set to public by default. https://bbc.in/3qeyod4

MrBeast fans flock to the grand opening of his first burger restaurant, in the US. https://bbc.in/3cRyzb1

Female bosses remain a small minority in Japan, but efforts continue to increase their numbers. https://bbc.in/3QhHkcn

After 13 months, technology editor Zoe Kleinman's Flip3 screen breaks, but can the concept live on? https://bbc.in/3q8uUbX

Agri-tech company Gardin uses sensors and artificial intelligence to see how well crops are growing. https://bbc.in/3cKC3Mr

The products have since been removed from sale after an investigation by a consumer safety charity. https://bbc.in/3R9IMyp

It is one of our favourite treats, but just what really goes into getting ice cream onto your cone? https://bbc.in/3Q6r6CB

It is testing the feature among staff and will roll it out in the coming weeks to Twitter Blue subscribers. https://bbc.in/3CYp6JA

The $69bn takeover of the Call of Duty maker may now be investigated in-depth by a UK watchdog. https://bbc.in/3Q2cJiI