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Deepfake or art: who decides?

Rory Cellan-Jones on the latest stories in the tech world

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Jony Ive quits Apple

The man behind the design of the iPhone and iMac, Sir Jony Ive, sets up on his own.

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Alexa dispenses medical advice

Are fears over Amazon's tie-up with the UK's National Health Service justified?

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Celebrating games

Why Dundee in Scotland is a hub of videogaming creativity.

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Facebook's five billion dollar bill

The social network reaches a record settlement with regulators over users' data privacy.

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New rules for robots

How should robots behave around humans? Presented by Jane Wakefield.

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8chan searches for new home

Key service providers kick the controversial message board off the mainstream internet.

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Are you being watched?

How private facial recognition in public areas threatens privacy, campaigners say.

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What Facebook knows about you

The social giant will reveal what it knows about your net activity off of its platform.

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Tech's trade war

How tensions between China and the US are hurting the tech industry in both nations.

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Who cares about facial recognition?

Two new surveys suggest cautious public attitudes in the US and UK towards the tech.

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Has gig-working had its day?

California drafts a law that would give "gig-economy" workers employment benefits.

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Amazon reveals Alexa glasses

The tech giant takes its Alexa smart assistant out of the home.

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The rise and rise of TikTok

Why the Chinese video-sharing app seems to have Facebook worried.

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US and China battle over tech

Rory Cellan-Jones on the latest stories in the tech world

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Google Pixel 4 boasts radar

The latest handset from Google introduces a new way to control a phone.

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Indian call centre scam shut down

We follow Indian police as they raid a suspected scamming call centre.

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The power of online political ads

Why is Twitter banning political ads when Facebook insists it will keep carrying them?

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Can Ireland reshape big tech?

How Ireland鈥檚 Data Protection Commissioner could change the way big tech firms operate.

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Facebook battles harmful posts

New figures suggest the tech giant is removing a growing amount of banned content.

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Ford Mustang goes electric

Does an electric model of the iconic muscle-car signal the future for the motor industry?

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TikTok restores teen's viral video

The firm apologises after removing a US teenager's video on China's treatment of Uighurs

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China pushes facial recognition

Mobile phone buyers made to provide facial recognition data when they get a new plan.

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YouTube's plan to stop harassment

The video-sharing giant will block clips that "maliciously insult someone".

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Tech quiz of the year 2019

Test your knowledge of tech in our annual quiz of the year.

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Taking stock of tech

Rory Cellan-Jones and the 蜜芽传媒 Online tech team look at smart cities, AI, gaming and more.

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Tech to watch in 2020

What will be the top technology trends in 2020?

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CES 2020

We check out the latest tech that you might soon be buying at the CES event in Las Vegas.

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Microsoft vows to go 'carbon negative'

The tech giant promises to remove all the carbon it has emitted since it was founded.

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Tech's battle for the classroom

Jane Wakefield checks out the latest educational tech at the Bett 2020 show in London.

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