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Officials who are US allies among targets of NSO malware, says WhatsApp chief

Will Cathcart claims government officials around the world among 1,400 WhatsApp users targeted in 2019

Facebook forced to limit misinformation spread via WhatsApp amid Sydney lockdown

Claims that supermarkets will close amid Covid outbreak prompt NSW Health to urge people to use ‘trusted and credible sources’Follow our Covid live blog for the latest updatesNSW restrictions; NSW hotspots; border restrictionsVaccine rollout tracker; get our free news app; get our morning email briefingNew South Wales Health has issued a warning about misinformation circulating on WhatsApp that claims Sydney supermarkets will close as part of the ongoing lockdown, with owner Facebook saying it is working to limit the spread of misinformation on its private messaging app.

Big Brother is still watching you and he goes by the name Facebook

The social media giant’s offer of free internet access ensures that mobile users stay where it can keep an eye on them

Privacy activists are winning fights with tech giants. Why does victory feel hollow? | Evgeny Morozov

Perhaps we wasted energy achieving privacy concessions, when we should have been building a more foundational critique of the power of big tech

Robert Peston Gets Schooled After Saying Teachers Did ‘Not Very Much Teaching’ In Lockdown

ITV News’ political editor Robert Peston has been told to go back to school after saying teachers did “not very much teaching” during lockdown.

David Cameron’s Most Cringeworthy Greensill Lobbying Texts Laid Bare

David Cameron’s intense lobbying for collapsed finance firm Greensill Capital has been laid bare in 45 emails, texts and WhatsApp messages to ministers and officials.

What happens when WhatsApp’s new terms start on 15 May?

Messaging app will begin to turn off features until users agree to Facebook’s updated terms of service

Jens Lehmann sacked by Hertha Berlin for ‘token black guy’ comment

Former Germany keeper issues apology to Dennis AogoRabbi Matondo reveals online abuse hours after boycottThe former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann has been sacked from Hertha Berlin’s supervisory board after referring to the German television pundit Dennis Aogo as “a token black guy” in a WhatsApp message.

Revealed: The Met Is Facing More Than 60 Probes By Police Watchdog

Questions have been raised over the accountability of the Metropolitan Police after it emerged the force was facing 63 active investigations from the independent watchdog – with some going back years.

Two Officers Charged Over 'Inappropriate Photos' Of Sisters Killed In Park

Bibaa Henry (left) and Nicole Smallman, who were stabbed to death at Fryent Country Park in Wembley in the early hours of June 6." data-caption="Bibaa Henry (left) and Nicole Smallman, who were stabbed to death at Fryent Country Park in Wembley in the early hours of June 6." data-rich-caption="Bibaa Henry (left) and Nicole Smallman, who were stabbed to death at Fryent Country Park in Wembley in the early hours of June 6." data-credit="PA" data-credit-link-back="" />Two Met Police officers have been charged with misconduct over the circulation of inappropriate photographs of two sisters who had been stabbed to death in a north-west London park.

Dominic Cummings Blasts Boris Johnson Over His 'Competence And Integrity' And Denies Leaking Stories

Dominic Cummings" data-caption="Dominic Cummings" data-rich-caption="Dominic Cummings" data-credit="House of Commons - PA Images via Getty Images" data-credit-link-back="" />Dominic Cummings has questioned Boris Johnson’s “competence and integrity” as he accused the prime minister of being responsible for a series of false allegations about him in the media.

Helen Fielding Interview: ‘It Is Extraordinary To Me That Bridget Jones Is Still Being Discussed’

“It is extraordinary to me that Bridget Jones, which I started writing so casually as an anonymous newspaper column to make ends meet, is still being discussed 25 years later,” reflects Helen Fielding, author of the four Bridget Jones novels.

People Who Deleted Their Social Media Share What It’s Like

Last month, Chrissy Teigen, the queen of online clapbacks, did something wholly unexpected: She left Twitter. (The model-turned-cookbook-author is so influential on the platform, she was dubbed the “Mayor of Twitter” by the company itself.)

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It’s April Fool’s day, aka the day loved by small children, corporate brands... and precisely no one else.

UK may force Facebook services to allow backdoor police access

End-to-end encryption could be challenged with security agencies enabled to monitor user messages

The Complex, Yet Liberating, Act Of Finding My Tribe In My 30s

The Complex, Yet Liberating, Act Of Finding My Tribe In My 30s

Facebook must tackle 'Spanish-language disinformation crisis', lawmakers say

Campaign comes amid warnings that company removes Spanish misinformation less consistently than English material

Teenager Denies Murder Of Sisters Bibaa Henry And Nicole Smallman

A teenager has denied murdering two sisters who were stabbed to death in a north-west London park last summer.

Facebook v Apple: the looming showdown over data tracking and privacy

Facebook says collecting user data across the internet makes for ‘better experiences’. Apple – and privacy groups – are pushing back

Is it time to leave WhatsApp – and is Signal the answer?

The Facebook-owned messaging service has been hit by a global backlash over privacy. Many users are migrating to Signal or Telegram. Should you join them?

Novak Djokovic says 'misconstrued' letter was written with 'good intentions'

World No 1 criticised for suggesting Covid protocol changes‘I use my position of privilege to be of service as much as I can’Novak Djokovic has defended his “good intentions” after receiving intense criticism for providing Tennis Australia with suggestions on how to improve player conditions and ease some of the protocols in their hotel quarantine.

Should you keep using WhatsApp? Plus five tips to start the year with your digital privacy intact

We spoke to convicted hacker turned security consultant Kevin Mitnick to find out how to maintain your security online

Now WhatsApp users are really Facebook customers now – it's getting harder to forget that | Alex Hern

The app is updating its privacy policy. It’s part of an integration that’s moving in only one direction

Facebook faces biggest legal battle in years as US officials launch lawsuits

Facebook faces biggest legal battle in years as US officials launch lawsuits

Premiership Rugby to check WhatsApp messages in policing of salary cap

Emails and bank statements will also be examined this seasonChampions will be subjected to a ‘forensic’ extended auditPremiership Rugby will have access to WhatsApp messages as well as players’ bank statements and tax returns following the introduction of far-reaching powers aimed at catching salary cap cheats.

The Guardian view on pandemic viewing: TV will not be revolutionised | Editorial

Traditional methods of TV viewing have remained popular due to television’s ability to create a communal experience when we are isolated at home

The passion on US TV news is great viewing. But be careful what you wish for | Jane Martinson

While cutting off Trump’s fraud speech was the right thing to do, there is still a case for balanced journalism

'When I travelled, I hid my passport': Fassbinder muse Barbara Sukowa on Hitler's legacy and hidden love

The actor and singer on growing up in Bremen after the second world war, becoming Germany’s Meryl Streep – and her new octogenarian lesbian romance

Christmas Isn't Cancelled, But Here's What It'll Look Like In 2020

The Christmas tunes are playing, the turkey’s in the oven – but this year, your house isn’t filled with loads of people. In 2020, December 25 is likely to be a quieter affair.

Kick It Out to work with Facebook on scheme to tackle football racism

Take a Stand campaign will promote ‘British value of decency’Aim is to change culture that tolerates hateful online postsThe anti-discrimination body Kick It Out is to work with Facebook on a new scheme to combat online abuse in football – and its targets will not be the “vocal minority” but the “silent majority”.

‘Influencers are being taken advantage of’: the social media stars turning to unions

The influencer industry is worth billions – but Instagram and YouTube content creators are often exploited. What happens when a personal brand joins a union?

How a Virus Surge Among Orthodox Jews Became a Crisis for New York

NEW YORK -- All summer, life had been returning to normal in the Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods of Brooklyn.

Blasphemy convictions spark Nigerian debate over sharia law

Fuad Adeyemi, an imam in Nigeria's capital Abuja, respects those who believe that a 22-year-old man accused of sharing a blasphemous message on WhatsApp should be punished.

I’m Worried How Growing Up In A Pandemic Will Affect My Baby

It’s August. I’m at a (socially-distanced) picnic, munching a sandwich and keeping half an eye on a slightly shifty New Forest pony, when I have a realisation: my ten-month-old son has never touched another baby.

How To Survive The Murky World Of Playground Politics As A Parent

It’s September, which can only mean one thing: schools are back (after six months), and if you’re a first-time parent, you’re about to experience the murky world of playground politics. Take a deep breath. Very deep. It could get messy.

How To Have A Conversation With A Covid-Denier

Many of us know the devastating effect Covid-19 has had on families and friends firsthand – but at the same time, the pandemic has been accompanied by a flurry of misinformation and a sharp rise in QAnon conspiracy theories.

British Chinese Labour MP Sarah Owen Says Pandemic 'Lifted Lid' On Anti-Asian Racism

British Chinese MP Sarah Owen has described how the Covid-19 crisis has “lifted the lid” on anti-Asian racism as she called for more leadership from the government.

6 Months Of Working From Home Divided Us Into Lovers And Haters

For six months, Fatima Natalya has worked, eaten dinner, watched TV and slept in the same room. Like millions across the country, the 24-year-old Leeds-based PR executive is still working from home. A kitchen table in her studio flat has become her desk.

Just WTF Does Boris Johnson Think He’s Doing? On Brexit And On Covid?

Reality bitesBoris Johnson was always going to win the second reading of his controversial Internal Market Bill.

Cyber Flashing And Abusive Messages Could Soon Become Criminal Offences

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Yaya Touré dropped from charity match over reported pornographic post

Football player apologises after also apparently offering to hire sex workers for teammates

Exclusive: Black BBC Staff Morale At 'All Time Low' After N-Word Scandal

Morale is at an “all-time low” among Black BBC staff who were banned from publicly supporting Black Lives Matter but watched on as their employer defended its use of the N-word.

Jeremy Corbyn had 'tantrum' when he discovered he didn't have an electric battle bus, book claims

Jeremy Corbyn had a tantrum when he discovered he didn't have an electric election battle bus, a new book has claimed.

Olly Murs Says He 'Still Hurts Every Day' After Caroline Flack's Death: 'There's A Massive Hole In My Life'

Olly Murs has spoken candidly about the death of close friend Caroline Flack, saying he is “still struggling” to come to terms with it.

The heavy hand of this national security law is crushing Hong Kong's press | Wai Kong Fung

As I watched the police raid Apple Daily’s newsroom after Jimmy Lai’s arrest, the scale of restrictions on journalism became clearFung Wai-kong is the managing editor of the English edition of Apple DailyOn the early morning of Monday 10 August, I was woken up by the incessant ding-ding of WhatsApp notifications.

Yes, there's a pandemic, but the silly season isn't cancelled. Cue the invading jellyfish | Eleanor Margolis

Over the years the UK summer has brought us tales of stoned sheep, killer bees, murder hornets – and sharks, always, sharks

Boris Johnson Does Not Think Met Police Institutionally Racist, Says No.10

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Diane Abbott Calls For Publication Of Full Labour WhatsApp Logs Over Racism Claims

Diane Abbott has called for the leaked Labour report that sparked allegations of anti-Black racism to be published in full.

Now Twitter Has Banned Wiley, It Should Turn Its Attention To Misogynoir

I am sure I wasn’t the only person who let out a deep groan of despair as I read Wiley’s blatantly anti-Semitic tweets.

Why The Battle Between Boris Johnson And The Intel Committee Should Worry Us All

Why The Battle Between Boris Johnson And The Intel Committee Should Worry Us All

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Mu is first US winner since 1968, Raevyn Rogers takes bronzeHodgkinson wins Team GB’s first athletics medal of GamesAthing Mu has raced to Olympic gold in the women’s 800m with Great Britain’s Keely Hodgkinson winning silver – Team GB’s first athletics medal of the Tokyo Games.

Gatland swings the axe as Lions makes six changes for final South Africa Test

Aug 03, 2021 06:10

Williams, Adams, Aki, Price, Jones and Owens come into XVRussell, Simmonds and Beard named on benchWarren Gatland has overhauled his side for the British & Irish Lions’ decider against South Africa, making six changes to his starting XV to face the Springboks on Saturday.

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Gymnast wins seventh Olympic medal of her careerAmerican had withdrawn from events due to mental healthSimone Biles has taken the long walk to the medal podium so many times in her career that there is not a chance that she could count all of them, but as she took it this time while dressed in her white US tracksuit and mask, it is hard to think of a medal that felt more just.

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Sprinter Jason Kenny becomes most decorated GB OlympianLaura Kenny and British pursuit team beaten by GermanyJason Kenny became the most successful British Olympian while his wife, Laura Kenny, added her fifth Olympic medal with respective silver medals, the couple’s reign of dominance in the Olympic velodrome ending when they came up short on Tuesday.

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Cuban welterweight has won medals at three OlympicsGold still eludes well-beaten McCormack in finalRoniel Iglesias, the brilliant Cuban veteran, became a two-time Olympic champion when he beat Britain’s Pat McCormack on a wide and unanimous decision on Tuesday in the final of the welterweight division.

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