Content sharing platforms have a duty of care to proactively monitor for harmful content, act expeditiously to remove content which is flagged to them as illegal.

“AMY can understand why students make a mistake, and then teach them what they need straight away so they don't get stuck."

Depending on the countries and information requirements, the data could give hackers access to online government portals, banking apps, and health insurance records.

Despite ongoing efforts to raise awareness about online scams and fraud, New Zealanders are still losing staggering amounts of money.

Ohmio Automation and Spark are trialling the vehicle in Auckland’s Wynyard Quarter Innovation Precinct. The vehicle is connected to Spark’s pre-commercial 5G network.

2degrees, Spark, Vodafone and Vocus are now blocking any website that shows footage of the mosque shootings.

Following the trend set by Vodafone and Spark, 2degrees is trying to lure customers into a contract with the promise of access to streaming content.

A partnership in Finland has launched a new autonomous bus that can operate in any weather conditions - including the country's harsh winters.

Following a comprehensive evaluation process, DisplayMate Technologies has heaped the praises on the Samsung Galaxy 10 - specifically, its display.

The world’s greatest motorsport event, the Formula One Grand Prix World Championship, descended on Melbourne’s Albert Park over the weekend for the first race of the 2019 season.

A Google employee has now calculated pi to a whopping 31,415,926,535,897 digits.

Vodafone has offered the bulk of its staff voluntary redundancy with rumours saying it aims to drop as many as 400 of its 2700 employees.

Advance monitoring could lead to better disaster planning and evacuation warnings in the event of an eruption.

As I began taking selfies you won’t be surprised to read how I was immediately drawn to “Handsome” mode. Improving on perfection is a tough ask but Huawei have risen to the challenge.

From March 20, Uber and other rideshare providers will now use a dedicated rideshare rank at both the domestic and international terminals.

Apple says it’s ‘protecting the planet’s resources’ and expanding educational opportunities for workers who assemble Apple products.

While New Zealanders are spending per device on smartphones than ever before, sellers should be wary that we will only go so fare.

It doesn’t take some people long to abuse people’s kindness and generosity in a time of mourning.

HP has extended its worldwide recall of several notebooks and mobile workstations due to the high risk of fire and burn hazards.

Sony’s EXTRA BASS series has a new family member that sports up to 30 hours battery life.

The New Zealand Community Trust is using facial recognition tech to help problem gamblers exclude themselves from gambling rooms.

Kathmandu is notifying potentially affected customers directly and has advised them to change their passwords for its online loyalty programme.

Mozille Firefox has launched a free encrypted file transfer service that allows people to securely share files from any web browser – not just Firefox.

Creating your true digital twin is now possible and will provide a groundbreaking 3D future for the entertainment, gaming, tourism and telecommunication industries.

“We know demand is going to be high for fibre installations in the lead up to the tournament and we want to make sure New Zealand’s most ardent supporters don't miss out."

"All of our work on the Facebook Gaming team adds up to helping build the world's gaming community."

Vodafone New Zealand’s extra 10 days of ‘safe leave’ for its employees has now been implemented in a total of 25 countries.

How to DAD is the star of a driver distraction video that explains some of the more…. Unconventional ways to keep yourself away from your phone while driving.

The WiFi router gives parents more control over their children’s internet activities – and how long they spend online.

Detachables are the only saving grace for a market that is still slowly but surely losing its appeal.

The world’s largest home appliances manufacturer has lifted the covers on something truly interesting to help you with your dirty washing.

The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games are quickly approaching, but it won’t just be a sea of athletes and sports fans – now robots will make up a significant part of the fan experience.

People are installing motion-sensor cameras connected to their smartphones without realising they could be filming their neighbours illegally.

Apple loves tinkering with its existing product lines and coming up with new ways to make things more powerful – and both the iPad Air and iPad mini seem to be no exception.

If you’ve happened to wander into a Pak’nSAVE across the lower North Island, you may have walked into an entirely new way to do your grocery shopping.

The Privacy Commissioner was seeking maximum breach fines of up to $1 million against body corporates.

After much anticipation, Tesla unveiled the Model Y last week – a vehicle that is described as an all-electric, mid-size SUV that can seat seven adults – and the vehicle has a glass roof.

Apple's App Store rules "purposely limit choice and stifle innovation at the expense of the user experience—essentially acting as both a player and referee to deliberately disadvantage other app developers".

Social media platforms contain up to 20% more methods by which malware can be delivered to users – e.g. through adverts, shares, plug-ins – than comparable sources.