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Thousands of Disney Plus accounts were hacked and sold online

Within hours of the service launching, hackers were already getting to work.

Silicon Valley's biggest foe is getting even tougher

New York Times: Why the work which made her a hero didn't go far enough.

Juha Saarinen: Do you have a .org domain? Read this

Management organisation for one of the original internet top-level domains was sold.

Wellington man's 20-day Tesla Powerwall nightmare finally over

Elon phoned home - finally.

WACC-off: Chorus, regulator at odds over future of broadband

Regulator is trying to determine the size of Chorus' revenue cap, among other metrics.

TikTok's chief is on a mission to prove it's not a menace

New York Times: The head of the viral video app is trying to assuage Washington's fears.

Stop! Don't charge your phone this way

New York Times: You might want to think twice before plugging in at an airport.

Telcos urge govt to act on 5G scaremongering; ministers ignore visiting 'expert'

Visit comes as 5G plans ramp up.

PwC Herald Talks: How to be a tech revolutionary

"We can all be Peter Becks in our given field," Spain says.

Streaming wars: How Disney+ and Apple TV+ stack up against Netflix, Lightbox & more

Newcomers shake things up.

Strong increase in demand for fibre

Whanganui has had the connections available but not many previously made the switch.

Snapchat founder's sister makes risque move

Caroline Spiegel isn't afraid to talk about sex.

Apple employee 'helped' a customer by texting himself an intimate photo from her phone

In a statement, Apple said the employee was "no longer associated with our company."

Watch: NZ software powers Melbourne icecream robots

Welcome our new robot overlords - and their chocolate sprinkles.

Another Aussie crackdown on Big Tech - this time targeting fake ads on Facebook

And another 'watching brief' in NZ.

Why Sir Ken Stevens sold Glidepath to a French robotics firm

Negotiations with French buyer took six months