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Privacy concerns: New high-tech billboard cameras snap car trips

New billboard cameras know when you pass them, how often and what vehicle you are driving.

The Musk trade: What happens when the world's richest man tweets about a stock

The power of Elon Musk's Twitter may make it a target for regulators – or hackers.

Christopher Niesche: Ongoing success of the neobank in doubt

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Lone-worker safety app bags investment

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Minister considers law change over tracing data privacy

Minister asks for advice on potential law changes to address app's data privacy worries.

Here's a way to learn if facial recognition systems used your photos

New York Times: Tech companies have received help from an unexpected source: your face.

To get on this SpaceX flight, you don't have to be rich, just lucky

New York Times: A new era is opening in spaceflight.

The Silicon Valley startup that caused Wall Street chaos

New York Times: How Robinhood was really at the mercy of the industry it vowed to upend.

$4 million a year - for playing video games

New York Times: Professional gamers are flocking to the US, in a quest for the big money.

Ford and Google sign partnership - how it will affect iPhone owners

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Big Read: Five positive things we learned from major climate report

From decarbonising cars to managing methane, the new climate report offers many positives.

Predator-free just a dream without new tools, say scientists

A new model offers a grim outlook for NZ's mission to be pest-free by 2050.

'Science fiction': Mind-blowing new tech

Xiaomi's new wireless system that can recharge your phone from 'several metres away'.

The GameStop reckoning was a long time coming

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