Tech"It’s as though there’s a censor in your computer scolding you for departing from politically correct orthodoxy".

TechThe Center for Digital Democracy describes the streaming industry as a “privacy nightmare” and today's connected TVs as “surveillance systems”.

Tech“Sweden is making a downward technological class journey”, says ECIPE director Fredrik Erixon, calling for billions in government investment.

TechPart of the rocket returned and was captured at the launch site.

TechThe realism of the conversation is sparking a new debate about the implications of AI technology.

TechPrivacy feature in Firefox tracks users without consent, says privacy protection organisation.

TechCan be used to store energy and at the same time act as a load-bearing part of the structure of, for example, an electric vehicle.

TechVolvo sees hydrogen-powered internal combustion engines as an important part of the future of heavy transportation, with commercial launches planned before the end of the decade.

TechControversial AI feature Recall should not be an "on-off feature" in Windows, according to Microsoft CEO Brandon LeBlanc.

TechHowever, the EU and Brazil are exempt from data scraping.

TechPavel Durov wants Telegram to become a "safer" place, and says this process has already begun internally. Meanwhile, the messaging service's FAQ has been quietly updated.

TechElon Musk says the judge, Alexandre de Moraes, is the de facto "dictator of Brazil" who is doing everything he can to silence dissent and political opponents.

TechSwedish parties support the proposal, which would mean mass surveillance of all citizens' messages - on all communication platforms.

TechElon Musk and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are two notable figures who have publicly called for the Telegram founder's release.