Rafael Concepcion, a Syracuse University professor turned activist coder, built the DEICER app to crowdsource ICE tracking. It gained 30,000 users before Apple pulled it under government pressure, and the personal fallout has been severe.
Russia has blocked 439 VPN services, shut down WhatsApp, throttled Telegram, and jammed mobile internet across Moscow in what experts are calling the most aggressive digital crackdown since the Soviet era.
Immigration agents across six US states have been spotted wearing Meta smart glasses during raids and protests, with no official government contract in place, raising serious questions about unregulated surveillance.
Amazon Spring Deal Days 2026 ends tonight with hundreds of thousands of deals across tech, home and beauty. Here are the genuinely good discounts worth your attention before midnight.
Cambodia's parliament has unanimously passed its first law specifically targeting online scam centres, with penalties up to life imprisonment. But experts question whether legislation alone can dismantle the billion-dollar industry without tackling the financial and protection networks behind it.
The Sun's ChatGPT-powered Baba Vanga delivers 2026 predictions covering alien contact, Starmer's political downfall, and more Trump turmoil. We separate the entertaining nonsense from the genuinely plausible.
RAW Charging and Landsec are investing £24.5 million to install 1,000 new EV charging bays across 28 UK retail and leisure sites, with Bluewater set to become the country's largest destination charging hub.
A landmark US jury verdict found Meta and YouTube deliberately built addictive platforms, awarding $6 million in damages. With Australia's ban already in force and UK parliamentary battles heating up, the pressure on Big Tech to protect young users has never been greater.
Iran has turned cyberspace into a frontline, launching thousands of attacks on U.S. and Israeli targets including hospitals, government officials, and civilian phones, while flooding social media with AI-generated disinformation.
TV presenter Collien Fernandes' deepfake porn allegations against her ex-husband have ignited a national debate in Germany, prompting new legislation and mass protests demanding stronger protections for women.
HSBC is reportedly considering cutting up to 20,000 jobs, roughly 10% of its workforce, over the next three to five years as CEO Georges Elhedery pushes an aggressive AI-driven overhaul of the bank's middle and back office operations.
Sunday's front pages cover US Marines deploying to the Middle East, Starmer's crackdown on social media firms, the McSweeney texts row, and Tiger Woods' latest DUI arrest.