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The experiment is coming to users on iOS and Android

TikTok has said it will stop snooping on its users' clipboards, after being identified by a new iPhone feature.

Amazon will pay over $1 billion for the company, reports claim

Nasa has asked the public to help design the toilets that astronauts will use on the Moon.

Russia will allow a tourist to conduct a spacewalk for the first ever time.

Microsoft will close nearly all of its stores, it has said.

Item does not pose a risk, space agency says

The emojis appear to be a marketing stunt for a new website, called 'It is what it is'

Telegram says its mission is to 'support privacy, free speech and peaceful exchange of ideas'

Pop-ups could also show when sharing information about coronavirus

System orbits around Gliese 887, the brightest red dwarf in our sky

Apple and Google updated their operating systems with framework for government apps, not an app itself

Virgin Media's network connection has now been fixed for users across the country.

Scientists think they have seen light coming out of a black hole merger for the first time.

Nearly $180,000 has been paid to bounty hunters so far

SpaceX boss posts image of fuel tanks for space craft designed to carry people to Mars

The 269GB collection of documents posted span 24 years, from 1996 to 2020.

The campaign comes from organisations including the Anti-Defamation League, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), and the Color Of Change

Virgin internet has stopped working amid what appears to be a major network outage.

'Lockdown may leave a lasting digital legacy,' says Ofcom's director of strategy and research

Building will be one of many named after the 'Hidden Figures', whose contributions to the space agency have long gone unrecognised

Chen San-yuan started with 11 smartphones in 2018

Reddit has stopped working, leaving people unable to access the site.

It will be called Dimorphos, and is approximately the size of the Great Pyramid of Egypt

Wide set of changes are part of company's focus on privacy, says boss Sundar Pichai

Smartphone giant is working with digital banking platform Curve and Mastercard to launch the new feature

Feature can listen out for anything from fires to cats

Senators describe platforms like Telegram and WhatsApp as 'lawless playgrounds of criminal activity'

The news follows controversy with email app Hey, and an ongoing investigation from the European Union

The app can also protect your Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Twitter accounts by automatically changing your privacy settings