Life after Facebook? A Bridge Ratings study finds more and more of the social network's 1.8 billion users are dissatisfied with the service.

Virtual Private Networks are very useful but it's worth using a reputable provider. Free ones can make you vulnerable to other users' possibly nefarious activities.

Life after Facebook? A Bridge Ratings study finds more and more of the social network's 1.8 billion users are dissatisfied with the service.

Our weekly news round-up: Key personnel abandon the Uber ship; FBI probes Trump election campaign links to Russian hackers; Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter images made into incredible new Mars movie; Latest Chrome improves user experience; Computers can lip-read better than humans; Big breach of Yahoo by Russian hackers.

Our weekly news round-up: Key personnel abandon the Uber ship; FBI probes Trump election campaign links to Russian hackers; Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter images made into incredible new Mars movie; Latest Chrome improves user experience; Computers can lip-read better than humans; Big breach of Yahoo by Russian hackers.

Virtual Private Networks are very useful but it's worth using a reputable provider. Free ones can make you vulnerable to other users' possibly nefarious activities.

Life after Facebook? A Bridge Ratings study finds more and more of the social network's 1.8 billion users are dissatisfied with the service.

Our weekly news round-up: Is Elon Musk the answer to South Australia's power supply woes?; Extreme summer in Eastern Australia breaks more than 200 temperature records; Europa Clipper named as NASA's orbiter to look for life on Jupiter's enigmatic moon; Could Fast Radio Bursts be used to power alien light sails?; League of Legends cheat site shut down and fined $10 million; AI better than New York judges in assessing whether it's safe to grant bail; Google does away with Captcha anti-bot measures.

Our weekly news round-up: Is Elon Musk the answer to South Australia's power supply woes?; Extreme summer in Eastern Australia breaks more than 200 temperature records; Europa Clipper named as NASA's orbiter to look for life on Jupiter's enigmatic moon; Could Fast Radio Bursts be used to power alien light sails?; League of Legends cheat site shut down and fined $10 million; AI better than New York judges in assessing whether it's safe to grant bail; Google does away with Captcha anti-bot measures.

Julian Assange reveals even more of the hacking capacity of the CIA, including how smart TVs are used to spy on homes, even when turned off.