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British Army deploys ‘information warfare’ unit to combat anti-vaccine content

Amid growing public concern over the fast-tracked COVID-19 vaccine, the UK government has given the go-ahead to the British Army

Nadhim Zahawi, recently appointed minister in charge of COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the United Kingdom, claims that inoculations will not

The UK government is set to introduce a digital ‘freedom pass’ for citizens who frequently undergo COVID-19 testing in order

Twitter has announced that it will warn users when they attempt to ‘like’ a tweet that the platform deems ‘misleading,’

English Premier League clubs will be allowed to welcome reduced crowds of up to 4,000 back into stadiums following the

A former Facebook employee has lifted the lid on two internal tools used by the company to track users across

Facebook made a change to its algorithm to boost news from ‘authoritative’ sources, better known as mainstream outlets, after the

Australia’s biggest airliner, Qantas, will require its customers to have proof of COVID-19 vaccination linked with a digital passport in

Twitter has become the centre of attention since election night of the 2020 presidential election, after it placed warning labels

A digital identification wallet has been developed by the UN Digital Solutions Center (UN DSC) which combines biometric, blockchain and