Sneaky politicians are already data harvesting in preparation for the coming election
It's an election year in Great Britain, and you know what that means - shenanigans. In 2019, "dirty tricks" perpetrated ...
Tag: technology
Where COP28 has failed, new app Earthize helps the public take matters into their own hands
As COP28 draws to a close - mired in inaction and controversy - a new app is launching to let ...
Fake news and celebrity culture
We've all heard the unbelievable gossip that seems to spark like wildfire across our screens - the story of a ...
Black Friday and Cyber Monday faced global anti-advertising protests – as did Amazon
Hundreds of protest actions against the advertising industry and Amazon have taken place across Europe and the US this week, ...
The best games about fictional war conflicts you should try
The gaming industry has a unique mission - it allows you to personally experience many events and actions that cannot ...
Governments told Google to remove 50% more content in 2022 – with Turkey and the US stand-outs
Between 2013 and 2022, Turkey's government agencies have requested Google to remove content over 18.9k times, positioning Turkey in 4th ...
From land-based to online: the evolution of gambling in the UK
At every stage of evolution, people were eager for emotion, fun, and, of course, wins. The UK space is not ...
How instant withdrawals work in online casinos
The iGaming companies have undergone an aggressive expansion, and they are trying to maintain the momentum. As the market is ...
Workers and employers are ‘crying out for certainty’ over how AI should be used in the workplace
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) taskforce to address the threat of new technology to ...
The DWP just lied about not being able to increase benefits
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has claimed that it can't pay people more social security above this year's ...
Another day and another blow for everyone facing the cost of living crisis
The poorest households are taking another hit to their finances. People could see broadband bills rise by 10% this year. ...
Sex workers remain united against stigmatisation following OnlyFans’ explicit content u-turn
UK-based content subscription platform OnlyFans has u-turned on its decision to ban "sexually-explicit" content on its site. The original, surprise announcement ...
The left is under the most extensive attack since the 1950s
A former Labour MP has been tasked with examining left wing groups as part of a government review into UK ...
Former head of MI5 to lead electoral review. We need accountability.
In the latest for The Canary's series on the review of electoral regulation, we turn to the reviewers. Lord Jonathan ...
Chinese firm Huawei to be stripped out of UK 5G networks by 2027
Boris Johnson risked deepening tensions with Beijing after telecoms firms were ordered to strip Chinese tech giant Huawei’s equipment from ...
The coronavirus pandemic might have a silver lining. People might wake up to what’s really important.
Government intervention to deal with the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has exposed the right-wing lie that progressive reforms are 'unaffordable'. But ...
Google’s assistant app is becoming convincingly human but some humans aren’t convinced
On 8 May, Google revealed that one of its apps will soon be able to book appointments for you over ...
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