Internet and websites

From Wi-Fi extenders to simple wall brackets, there's always something you can do to improve your internet connection at home.

To protect children online, we must now focus on pre-emptive and robust regulation around immersive technologies, contends PA Consulting’s Patrick Cronin.

The government regained control of streets and social networks, but citizens protesting zero-Covid policies proved smartphones can help fuel mass action.

Online adverts for investment scams relating to property and crypto assets are still getting past measures designed to stop them.

Disinformation researchers have spent years asking Twitter to remove toxic and fake posts. After Elon Musk’s staff cuts, there’s hardly anyone to talk to.

China's Muslim minority used to have its own budding cluster of websites, forums, and social media. Now that's been erased

Seedy scam networks are using social media to organize campaigns that influence product ratings. They’re a headache for shoppers—and tough to crack down on.

MPs and online safety experts have expressed concern about encryption-breaking measures contained in the Online Safety Bill as it returns to Parliament for the first time since its passage was paused in July.

Orange will give users of what is set to be the longest submarine cable system in the Mediterranean simple and secure access to datacentres in French city interconnecting through fully redundant infrastructure.

As authorities hit citizens with more violence, the social network is proving key to documenting abuses. If it breaks, a human rights lifeline may disappear.

As it struggles to deal with an influx of new users, the platform—run by a staff of three—faces an uphill battle to stay on top of moderation.

We went behind the scenes to make sense of Shopping, Ads, and the changes that will shape your internet searches.

New Twitter owner Elon Musk has begun the process of cutting the company’s workforce in half, but is already facing a legal backlash for allegedly violating US labour laws.

Simply erasing things from the internet comes at a cost. It might not be worth it.

Kremlin-backed media is spreading rumors of a Ukrainian "dirty bomb" attack to rouse support for extreme retaliation.