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Image copyrightGetty ImagesThere's a strong chance you've recently seen an email or pop-up box offering "some important updates" about the way a social media company or website plans to use your data. Are we about to regain control of our personal information
In our increasingly connected world, data has come to be seen as something to buy and
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Body cameras are being used to record attacks and abuse towards hospital staff at five of Wales' health boards in a bid to deter violent behaviour.
Aneurin Bevan is the latest to give security staff the cameras after 15,113
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Beware of connecting an aquarium to your computer network
In what could have been the plot of a Hollywood heist movie, the hackers took great interest in the vast aquarium that a Las Vegas casino had installed in its lobby.
The casino's owners thought that the huge fish
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A driver who moved into the passenger seat after putting his electric car into autopilot while at 40mph on a motorway has been banned from driving.
Bhavesh Patel, 39, of Alfreton Road, Nottingham, pleaded guilty to dangerous driving at St
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T-Mobile boss John Legere broke the news of deal on Twitter.
US telecoms giant T-Mobile has agreed to buy its rival Sprint in a $26bn (£18.9bn) deal.
The merger of America's third and fourth largest mobile carriers is designed to create a more competitive firm with about
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Shipping lane: The Tropomi instrument detects a suite of gases including nitrogen dioxide
The new EU satellite tasked with tracking dirty air has demonstrated how it will become a powerful tool to monitor emissions from shipping.
Sentinel-5P was launched in October last year and this week completed
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Read more: Sentinel tracks ships' dirty emissions from orbit
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