Order issued in September comes after Trump administration said London had backed down in fight over encryption
Trust in our peers could be the casualty as surveillance technology becomes smaller, smarter and cheaper
Personal information is spilling out of us constantly — but some of it is worth more than the rest
People memorise bus schedules and revert to cash payments amid disruption to online services
Document indicates British government’s ‘backdoor’ demand was not limited to the company’s most secure iCloud service
Move protects Americans’ civil liberties, Trump’s director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard tells FT
Peer says legislation’s success should ‘give us confidence’ to go further
Peter Kyle said Reform UK leader’s objection to new rules put him on side of predators
Insurance company says bulk of its 1.4mn customers exposed by third-party data hack
Undisclosed financial agreement ensures figures such as social media chief Mark Zuckerberg will avoid taking the stand
Delaware court to hear testimony from Mark Zuckerberg, executives and directors in rare case that begins this week
Age verification is well intentioned but it creates new privacy risks
Adding facial recognition to smart glasses may not prove as popular as some in Silicon Valley believe
Verification service claims it will help distinguish between humans and artificial intelligence
Company has reported issue to watchdogs and fixed the problem
Campaigners call on Keir Starmer’s government to create clear laws to tackle growing use of the technology
Brussels wants minors to be able to ‘navigate safely online’
Reservists’ association says Berlin has lost contact with almost a million potential reservists
The UK wants a technological revolution in healthcare but complex information systems will make that hard to deliver
The prize is better outcomes, but the price may be sharing more personal details. Lawyers are working on the new rules
National Cyber Security Centre has urged companies to pay attention to so-called social engineering tactics
Crime, divided leadership and problematic innovation could all hold back its potential
Social media group hit by one of the biggest financial penalties ever issued by Ireland’s data protection watchdog
Public records my be monetised as part of National Data Library within a decade, says science secretary Peter Kyle
Government demands to access encrypted data via back doors will leave it vulnerable to hacks, breaches and theft
