Digital divide hampers Stockholm vaccinations as elderly struggle to book
A digital app to book vaccine appointments is leaving elderly patients confused, with younger people snapping up slots instead
Myanmar protesters paint Yangon red, defying bloody army crackdown
Protest efforts in Myanmar may have been hampered by the military's halt of broadband wireless internet, adding to a weeks-long block of mobile data services
India's digital IDs for land could exclude poor, indigenous communities
India's plans to assign digital identification numbers to plots of land could exclude rural and indigenous people who do not hold titles
Tech issues hobble U.S. tenants fighting eviction in remote hearings
As legal proceedings shift online, many of the most vulnerable are left without the tools they need to show up in court
Out of my mind: Advances in brain tech spur calls for 'neuro-rights'
As scientists learn more about how to manipulate the brain, ethicists say data could one day be collected, sold and exploited
'I will shoot whoever I see': Myanmar soldiers use TikTok to threaten protesters
TikTok is the latest social media platform to suffer a proliferation of menacing content, hate speech, and misinformation in Myanmar
Dominican Republic to construct fence along border with Haiti
The Dominican Republic will begin constructing a fence along its border with Haiti to curb unauthorized migration and illicit trade
Best kept secret? Google move shows mapping risks
Satellite imagery and virtual reality may be putting sacred spaces and privacy at risk
Land hunters: App matches Zimbabwe's farmers with vacant plots
The app's creators hope it can help boost food security, in a country where more than half of irrigable land is lying idle
Australia asks Google to block users 'walking' sacred site
Indigenous communities who successfully campaigned for the sacred site to be closed to climbers hope to remove virtual hikers