Ofcom’s latest report shines a light on our major broadband and phone companies’ overall performance when it came to customer service satisfaction.
In total Ofcom found that 83% of broadband customers were satisfied with their service. ...
In a controversial move, the UK’s National Security Council (NSC) has given the green light for Huawei’s infrastructure kit which can now be used with Britain’s 5G mobile networks. But the company will continue to be excluded from so-...
When it comes to our cybersecurity, it seems we are pessimistic about our ability to protect ourselves.
According to a recent survey from the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) 70% of us believe we will be a victim of cybercrime ...
The Dark Web is the go-to source for unscrupulous people trading in stolen data, hacking tools and illicit information. It also is a source for fraud guides to assist the hacker in stealing from you and me. Web intelligence company Terbium ...
According to Which? Amazon is constantly being flooded with fake five-star reviews for products and brands that are misleading shoppers. The consumer group found this was particularly commonplace when it came to be promoting unfamiliar bran...
Following last year’s IT meltdown, wherein thousands of TSB customers fell victim to fraud, the bank has made an announcement. In future, they will refund any TSB customer who loses money to third-party fraud.
Last year TSB found thousand...
Yahoo is back in court, hopefully for the last time, as it seeks to settle the outstanding cases from the massive 2013 hack attack that saw three billion emails exposed.
Back in 2017 Yahoo had to finally admit that the data breach in 2013 h...
A report in media outlet Bloomberg has revealed the inner workings of Alexa’s army of listening gnomes operating out of countries such as Romania. These ‘machine learning data analysts’ regularly review audio clips to improve Alexa’...
In the febrile atmosphere of social media use and abuse, Twitter has announced it has created an improved, faster means for users to appeal account suspensions. Twitter has been keen to clamp down on any violations of the platform’s condu...
The government has now set out legislation that will introduce new online content laws that would make the likes of Facebook and Google liable for materials that appear on their platforms. The legislation will also establish a new regulator...
