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Governments across the West are hurtling down a path that could lead us all to a very dark place. 

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The use of our bodies to unlock access to services raises concerns about the trade-off between convenience and privacy

These days people trading on the stock market want more than just a strong financial return. They’re increasingly opting for investments that will also have a positive societal impact. The coronavirus pandemic showed us even established tech companies can suffer downturns in the short term. Apple, a tech behemoth, was left reeling when Chinese manufacturing hubs were temporarily shut down last year. In the longer term, however, technology stocks remain a first choice for many investors. Historically, they’ve dominated global stock markets and continue to grow at a remarkable rate. Even d...

BBC News By David Molloy & Leo Kelion Technology reporters image copyrightGetty Images Facebook has launched a public offensive against Apple, dragging a long-simmering row between the two tech giants into the public sphere. Earlier this year, Apple announced it planned to ask users if they want their data to be shared for targeted, personalised advertising. The move is likely to hurt Facebook, which has warned it could cut the money earned through its ad network by half. Apple told the BBC it is simply "standing up" for its users. But Facebook is portraying itself as "speaking up for small ...