Twitter will remove images tweeted without consent
Images or videos of private individuals posted without consent could be removed for violating rules.
Source: BBC Tech
UK competition watchdog orders Meta to sell Giphy
The CMA rules Facebook’s purchase of the vast Gif database unfair to competing social-media platforms.
Source: BBC Tech
E-scooters in London: Met Police warn retailers not to exploit customers at Christmas
Thousands of e-scooters ridden illegally have been seized by police in London so far this year.
Source: BBC Tech
Parag Agrawal: India celebrates new Twitter CEO
Parag Agrawal’s appointment has made headlines in India where Twitter has over 30 million users.
Source: BBC Tech
Amazon: Union election to be rerun after claims of foul play
Amazon workers in the US state will get a second chance to unionise in a major blow to the online giant.
Source: BBC Tech
Jack Dorsey: What's next for Twitter's co-founder?
The last time the tech visionary left Twitter, he set up another company now worth $100bn.
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MI6 must adapt to new technology to survive, says spy chief
Richard Moore says the secret service must partner with the private sector to find new technologies.
Source: BBC Tech
Why broken African phones are shipped to Europe
A lack of recycling facilities in Africa has spurred one Dutch company to import broken phones.
Source: BBC Tech
Facial recognition firm faces possible £17m privacy fine
Clearview AI allegedly breached privacy rules and must now delete relevant photos from its records.
Source: BBC Tech
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey steps down as chief executive
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey steps down from leading the company, saying he’s “ready to move on”.
Source: BBC Tech