Guardian AustraliaSleep Struggling for shut-eye in lockdown? Sleep-tracking devices may help The Guardian - Samuel Gibbs Consumer technology editorMonths in covd-19-induced lockdown have for many of us taken a toll on our sleep. From the late-night scrolling through news to the bizarre dreams and midnight wake-ups worrying, the stress of the coronavirus
Guardian AustraliaTechnology Online privacy experts sound alarm as US Senate bill sparks surveillance fears The Guardian - Kari Paul in San FranciscoA US Senate bill that critics say would enable widespread censorship and surveillance has taken a significant step towards becoming law, raising alarm among internet freedom advocates. The Senate judiciary
Guardian AustraliaTechnology Mark Zuckerberg: advertisers' boycott of Facebook will end 'soon enough' The Guardian - Dominic Rushe and agenciesMark Zuckerberg has dismissed the threat of a punishing boycott from major advertisers pressing Facebook to take a stronger stand on hate speech and said they will be back “soon enough”. According to report
Guardian AustraliaTechnology New rightwing free speech site Parler gets in a tangle over … free speech The Guardian - Poppy NoorIn recent weeks, Donald Trump has started having his tweets factchecked and published with disclaimers when they contain misleading information. Katie Hopkins, the woman who once compared migrants to and
Guardian AustraliaTechnology Tesla becomes world's most valuable carmaker without making a profit The Guardian - Rob DaviesTesla has overhauled Japanese rival Toyota to become the world’s most valuable automotive company. Despite never having made a profit, the billionaire Elon Musk’s electric car manufacturer has been tipped
