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Another executive has left Snap, a fake job interview over Skype leads to a nasty hack, and Roku pulls the plug in InfoWars.

A judge rules that the U.S. government can’t ask suspects to unlock their smartphones with biometrics, a wireless charging case for your AirPods, and a new podcast app you might like.

Australia passes a law against encryption; Project Alias lets you choose whatever name you want for your smart assistant; and it turns out not everyone selling stuff on Amazon is getting rich quick, or at all.

A Huawei executive was arrested in Poland; Anonymous hacker sentenced to 10 years in prison; Chinese retailers put iPhone on sale to clear stock.

Older people share more fake news; AI could replace 40 per cent of job in 15 years; Windows update needs more space.

Samsung phone users can’t uninstall Facebook app; many of phones fail facial sign-in security test; Google Chrome to block more intrusive ads.

Bill Gates is warning about the dangers of gene editing tech, AT&T and its fake 5G update and a genetics testing company 23andMe deal exposes its data sharing.

Apple has teamed up with longtime rival Samsung, smart shelves could make your grocery shopping high tech, and the starship Musk, boldly going where no man has gone before.

Apple pulls iPhone models in Germany, artificial intelligence can predict alzheimer’s and Marriott gives more detail on data hack.

Weaker demand for the iPhone is China is being blamed for Apple missing targets, Apple loses a whole lot of money and people are already gearing up for CES.