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Many companies have moved their computing to the cloud and the big bills can be an unpleasant surprise – especially if a crypto miner has been sharing your resources without your knowledge.

Elon Musk is getting sued again, U.S. Senator Elzabeth Warren wants to stop data brokers from selling user location and health data, and iPhone users could be eligible for payouts following legal claims. 

The EU cracks down on big tech’s deep fakes and fake accounts, North Carolina proposes an anti-EV bill, and Google pays millions to settle a class-action lawsuit that alleges the company, underpaid female employees.

Internet Explorer officially retires this week, Coinbase faces petition to remove CEOs, and Tesla Autopilot investigation escalates.

Americans are unhappy about their internet services, General Motors cut the cost of its electric cars, and Meta is facing more allegations that it impacts the mental health of children.

There are a lot of companies out there who are collecting your data and selling it to people with no regard for your privacy or safety. You might not even know who they are, but you should know - and know what to do about it.

Netherlands and Belgium will not get Activision Blizzard’s latest big title, Axon to stop Taser drone project following ethics board resignations, Microsoft drops its non-compete clauses against its staff.

IBM begins laying off its workforce in Russia, the FBI seizes a platform that sells stolen personal information, and Elon Musk threatens to walk away from the Twitter deal.

iPhones sold in Europe will have USB-C after 2024, Mercedes-Benz issues a “do not drive notice” for almost one million SUVs and minivans, and iPhone users will finally be able to edit and resend texts.

Taiwan places harsh chip export restrictions on Russia and Belarus, a software engineer is suing Amazon for work-from-home costs, and Ford wants to move all EV sales online.