A security flaw meant many private messages were readable for years said Twitter.

A man is accused of using the hit video game Fortnite to initiate sexual activity with children.

The Chinese telecoms giant was the focus of international scrutiny even before a senior executive's arrest.

A shoe scanner that works on passengers queuing at airport security is on show in London.

A coalition of human rights groups says at least 12 people have been killed in a week of protests.

The suspension has been imposed because the channel had broken rules governing adverts, YouTube says.

The pages campaigned for months creating and sharing stories that were fake, said Facebook.

The streaming giant says the subscriber growth reflects the success of its original programmes.

Other countries have barred the Chinese firm from their network infrastructure over security concerns.

The institution suspends donations from the Chinese telecoms giant amid continuing spying controversy.

The public is warned of an email-based campaign that uses a fake BBC News article to seek funds.

A blind man had complained that he was unable to change toppings or complete his order online.

The investigation, reported by US media, adds to pressure facing the Chinese technology giant.

The UK's intelligence services say there are too few young women working in cyber-security.

Roku bans Alex Jones after initially defending its decision to stream the conspiracy theorist's channel.

Trainers which tighten or loosen automatically are Nike's latest nod to Back to the Future technology.

Microsoft-owned Forza removes dances as Fortnite faces fresh legal action over dance moves.

On the Rocks, starring Bill Murray, will be the tech giant's first venture into feature film-making.

Australian authorities complain that Google Maps wrongly makes remote destinations seem inaccessible.

A woman took her campaign to MPs after a man took pictures of her at a gig in London's Hyde Park.

The fee will add about 45p to the average London journey, the ride-hailing firm says.

The 74-year-old says China has never asked it to share "improper information" about its clients.

A man took a photo of a lidar sensor system on display at a tech fair and found pink dots on all his photos afterwards.

US proposals for relaxing drone laws are in stark contrast to the UK, which plans to tighten rules.

A pair of shoes that allows owners to walk about in virtual reality worlds proves exhausting to use.

A scooter firm has apologised after issuing a journalist with legal threats over an article about its scooters.

Music streaming service Tidal's data is under investigation in Norway over claims some of its listener numbers were inflated.

Two Netflix productions used stock images of the Lac-Megantic rail disaster in a fictional context.

A university is switching off its social media channels to promote a healthier online culture.

How 3D software supercharged with real-time data can simulate complex designs before they're built.

The Swiss watch industry faced a near-death experience from quartz products. Is the smartwatch a similar threat?

A global online game was blamed for numerous suicides. But it isn't quite what it seems.

The biggest show in tech is nearing its close - but how did attendees react this year?

People without internet access have fewer life chances than those that do. How can we close the gap?

Drones are being used to map previously unmapped areas in Africa to the benefit of its citizens.

The RaceFit suit uses sensors to track and analyse your movements as you exercise.

The South Korean firm is demoing its latest TV display technologies at the CES tech expo.

Adding a fake email address to your account could alert you if a bot has access to your account.

Marc Cieslak looks ahead to some of the video games that will be making news in 2019.

BBC Minute's Ione Wells investigates the rising trend of 'cyber-flashing' where naked photos are being sent by strangers to people's phones.

BBC Click’s Stephen Beckett looks at some of the best tech news stories of the week.

Are these the faces of the future? It's clear these robots are no ordinary machines.

The latest version of the game has a new VR mode for more realistic aerial acrobatics.

People with Parkinson's can freeze when they walk but laser shoes are helping them to keep moving.

A US company has produced an ultrasound scanner that plugs into an iPhone and costs $2,000 (£1,555).