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Martin Lewis drops lawsuit as Facebook backs scam ads scheme
Consumer finance journalist drops action as firm agrees to give £3m to anti-scam project
Read more » | Desktop version »Facebook and Google back Labor changes to laws which break encryption
Authorities would need a fresh warrant before ordering companies to assist or build a new capability to access electronic communications
Read more » | Desktop version »Amazon knocked off top of UK consumer poll once ethics considered
Firm falls to fifth place in customer satisfaction poll with First Direct ranked best
Read more » | Desktop version »US government v Silicon Valley: Oracle said to owe $400m to women and minorities
US labor department accuses company of rampant exclusion of black and Hispanic people in hiring and higher pay for white men
Read more » | Desktop version »Dyson to move company HQ to Singapore
CEO says plan is more about ‘future-proofing’ business than anything to do with Brexit
Read more » | Desktop version »Google fined record £44m by French data protection watchdog
CNIL found that company failed to offer users transparent information on data use
Read more » | Desktop version »Dutch surgeon wins landmark 'right to be forgotten' case
Ruling will ensure doctors no longer judged by Google on fitness to practise, lawyer says
Read more » | Desktop version »WhatsApp puts limit on message forwarding to fight fake news
Users will be blocked from forwarding messages to more than five individuals or groups
Read more » | Desktop version »Bullied Syrian schoolboy to sue Facebook over Tommy Robinson claims
Social network gave ‘special status’ to English Defence League founder, say solicitors
Read more » | Desktop version »Home Affairs plays down encryption law fears and promises to help industry cover costs
Department reassures companies over new surveillance capabilities amid concerns users will be compromised
Read more » | Desktop version »Oracle systematically underpaid thousands of women, lawsuit says
Class action alleges female workers were paid average of $13,000 less per year than men doing similar jobs
Read more » | Desktop version »Tesla to cut more than 3,000 jobs because cars 'still too expensive'
Elon Musk says he has no choice but to reduce electric car manufacturer’s headcount
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