Natasha Lomas

Meta has added another privacy sanction to its extensive collection: South Korea's data protection agency fined the social media giant around $15.7

On Wednesday, the European Union opened an investigation of U.S. manufacturer Corning over possible anti-competitive practices. Corning may not be a name that's super familiar to the average tech consumer, but you are almost certainly within touching distance of its products as its a leading supplier of speciality toughened glass for mobile devices, including Apple's iPhone. Its Gorilla Glass branding may also be a touch more familiar.

Meta, under legal pressure in the European Union over a binary 'pay us or consent to ad tracking' choice it currently offers regional users of its social

Luggage storage as a vector for piling into convenience-based revenue opportunities in the business of global travel continues to put a spring in San

U.K. consumer rights group ‘Which?' is filing a legal claim against Apple under competition law on behalf of some 40 million users of iCloud, its cloud storage service.

Startup inspiration can strike anywhere. But for Atlas.co*, a freemium browser-based, real-time mapping tool that's being built by an Oslo, Norway-based

Privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo has urged the European Union to widen its Digital Markets Act (DMA) investigation into Google, claiming the

Legislation to ban social media for under 16s has been introduced in the Australian parliament. The country's Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, confirmed

Not for the first time, food delivery firm Foodinho has been spanked by Italy's privacy watchdog. Per Reuters, the Glovo-owned on-demand delivery app has