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New UK PM Boris Johnson (still) thinks there’s a tech solution for the Irish border
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British Airways fined $229m over last year’s data breach
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The UK’s first Microsoft Store opens in July. Here’s what to expect
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Wikileaks’ Julian Assange arrested after Ecuador withdraws asylum (UPDATE)
A seven-year ordeal is over
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UK to regulate social networks to curb the spread of harmful content
The UK is proposing a move to regulate social media platforms, and hold them accountable for the spread of like misinformation, ...
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Why you should care about public computers disappearing from libraries
We lose public computers at our own peril.
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If May's Brexit deal passes tonight, she'll have 21 months to build a tech-powered Irish border
Is that enough time to avoid activating the backstop?
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The UK government is looking to criminalize unsolicited dick pics
Yesterday, the Home Office announced it's taking preliminary steps towards criminalizing “online flashing.” In its “Violence ...
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Unicorn visas might ease Brexit tech woes - but they're horribly unfair
The tech sector needs a full-throated defence of freedom of movement, and not a self-serving lame duck like this.
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Brexit, Northern Ireland, and the return of extortionate roaming charges
Life is about to get more expensive for those living on the Irish border.
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The UK government's settled status app for EU nationals is an embarrassment
A bit like any central government IT project, really.
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TransferWise applies for Belgian license amid Brexit fears
Who could have predicted this? Except everyone.
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Investors poured a record £200M into UK cryptocurrency startups in 2018
Funding into cryptocurrency and blockchain startups in the UK reached a new record last year.
