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9 April 2021
NCSC advises random passwords instead of pet names on National Pet Day
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has advised people to use random words for passwords instead of pet names, ahead of National Pet Day – 11 April.
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8 April 2021
UK Secretary of State for Education backs mobile phones ban in schools
The UK Secretary of State for Education and MP for South Staffordshire Gavin Alexander Williamson has called for banning mobile phones in schools.
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8 April 2021
New UK regulator DMU to control Google, Facebook and Amazon
A new regulator in the UK called the Digital Markets Unit (DMU) has begun operations with the intention of controlling the dominance of tech giants Google, Facebook and Amazon.
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7 April 2021
Dstl to expand AI and data science through upcoming unit at NICD
The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) will be expanding Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data science repertoire through an upcoming unit based at the National Innovation Centre for Data (NICD),...
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7 April 2021
Stockton-on-Tees first north-east borough council to join LLC Register
From 7 April onwards Stockton-on-Tees became the first north-east borough council to join the Local Land Charges (LLC) Register.
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7 April 2021
NHS contact tracing app to ask coronavirus positive users about venue check-ins
England and Wales’ National Health Service (NHS) coronavirus contact tracing app will soon be prompting users to share the details of their venue check-ins if they test positive for Covid-19.
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6 April 2021
First UK-German virtual roundtable to counter online crime
The UK and Germany took to meeting at the first virtual roundtable to discuss the role of innovation and technology in the battle against online crime.
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6 April 2021
Ireland DPC probes Facebook data leak
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) is probing a Facebook data leak involving the personal details, such as profile names, locations and phone numbers, of over 530 million users.
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5 April 2021
UK PM, Digital Secretary applaud boom in broadband jobs
Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Digital Secretary Oliver Dowden of the UK applauded the broadband industry for generating over 22,000 jobs in 2020 during a meeting with the industry’s bigwigs...
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1 April 2021
Sobriety tags launched in England to cut down alcohol-fuelled crimes
Sobriety tags and drinking bans with an aim to cut down alcohol-fuelled crimes have been launched in England following a successful launch in Wales.
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