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A successful businessman saw his life savings wiped out when he fell victim to ruthless fraudsters.

Beijing's crackdown on cryptocurrency sends bitcoin entrepreneurs moving to the wild wild west.

The flaw which allows people to edit personal details on the documents after downloading them was first spotted in May.

Two employees have filed charges against Apple with the US National Labor Relations Board.

It said it had listened to feedback from privacy campaigners and others and would reassess.

The country will be the first to recognise the crypto-currency as legal tender from September 7.

It will wind down over the next two years, with operations moving to other sites around Europe.

Security researcher warned artist before hacker scammed a fan out of $336,000.

With pet abductions becoming a criminal offence, here's how to keep your dog as safe as possible.

As China limits online game play for youngsters, Western firms vie for streamers.

The former Love Island contestant is taking on a new job as a creative director in fashion.

Experts recommend using three drives to back up your data and using cloud-based services.

Six people are reported to prosecutors over the takeover which police say broke arms laws.

The Booker Prize-winning author will serialise a new novella on the Substack newsletter publishing platform.

Apple's new ID system for its Wallet will be rolled out at airports to start.

The Irish data watchdog has handed WhatsApp the second-highest ever GDPR fine.

Apps offering books, videos or music will be able to offer a website link to sign up and manage accounts.