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Alleged victims of Snapchat hack named online
A document containing usernames of alleged victims of the hack of Snapchat-related services has been posted online, meaning people linked to 2,000 private images may be identifiable.
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Snappening happens: 90,000 private teen photos leaked online
Thousands of teenagers’ private photographs, stolen from the photo messaging service Snapchat, are leaked online by hackers in the so-called “Snappening”.
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Around 18,000 Brits want Google to forget them
More than one in ten requests for Google to remove web links under the European “right to be forgotten” laws have come from the UK, the search engine reveals. But why have they made the requests?
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What is the Snappening – and will it really ‘snappen’?
Hackers claim they will leak up to 200,000 Snapchat photos in an online database on Sunday night. But what is the ‘Snappening’, how did it happen – and will it actually take place?
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Hackers threaten to leak thousands of Snapchat photos
At least 100,000 private Snapchat photos are believed to have been accessed by hackers – using a third-party service that saves images – who are threatening to release them onto the web.
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Japanese robot plays ping pong
A Japanese tech firm has created the perfect ping pong player – a robot that analyses the trajectory and velocity of the ball. The robot is designed to keep rallies going rather than defeat opponents.
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Theresa May’s comments on IS and WMDs ’embellish the threat’
The Home Secretary warns that if they are not disrupted, the Islamic State group could acquire weapons of mass destruction – but has that threat been ‘sexed up’?
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Never mind your child: wi-fi can expose passwords, emails
An experiment revealed Londoners signed away their eldest child in the terms and conditions of free wi-fi. But there’s more: here’s what unprotected wi-fi can expose on you – and what to do about it.
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Naomi Klein: ‘An individual can’t overpower a lobby’
As the world’s leaders meet in New York for the UN climate summit, Naomi Klein, environmental activist and author, speaks with Jake Dyson, the entrepreneur, about what can be done.
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UN climate change summit – Q&A
This weekend saw the world’s biggest march on climate change to date. Will the enthusiasm be replicated at the New York on Tuesday? Channel 4 News takes a look.
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Indy Scot or not? Follow c4news on WhatsApp and Snapchat
It’s the biggest vote in a generation: should Scotland go independent? Make sure you’re in the loop on the night of the vote with all the news, pics and video from c4news on Snapchat and WhatsApp.
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Net neutrality protest: will it make any difference?
Netflix, Reddit and Tumblr are among the sites taking part in a mass online protest over new net neutrality rules proposed in the US. But will it have any impact on real world policy?
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Has MH17 report done what it set out to do?
Dutch crash investigators issue the preliminary report into the crash of MH17 – but does it really tell us what happened in Ukraine?
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IS calls for assassination of Twitter employees
Twitter is investigating after an Islamic State user issued a direct call for the assassination of Twitter employees over the firm’s suspension of IS accounts.
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‘He makes everyone smile’: fans meet YouTuber Alfie Deyes
Fans of YouTuber Alfie Deyes were left disappointed after queuing for more than five hours to catch glimpse of their hero.