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There’s an app for snooping on your friends, family and colleagues to find out about their fancy dinners, the people they are dating and the parties they are attending that you weren’t invited to.

The FT Business Book of the Year issues a 15-title longlist, with a six-title shortlist ahead and a winner to be named in December.

The promise of convenience and wealth of insight provided by period tracker apps comes at a hidden and hefty price, with the currency being the sensitive data entrusted to them by their users.

The mobile wallet service is a cautionary tale of how apps born a decade ago or more may be exposing more information than you would like.

On Monday, Zoom issued a statement saying that it would not use anyone's data for AI training without consent. The controversy is the latest scuffle over AI.

Anti-government protests in Kenya are being streamed live on TikTok. Creators make money, but protestors say videos help them to stay safe.

The Financial Times is joined this year by Schroders, with added support from Nikkei, in the £30,000 Business Book of the Year award.

For the first generation that grew up with the internet, Netscape was an indelible part of their experience. For everyone else, it's a long-forgotten relic.

Web-browser, advanced e-mail, newsgroup and feed client, IRC chat, and HTML editing made simple, all your Internet needs in one application.

The National Security Agency has urged top lawmakers to resist demands that it obtain warrants for sensitive data sold by data brokers.