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A quarter of mobile phone users make fewer than five calls a month
Of those who did make calls, 60% ended their conversation in fewer than 90 seconds, according to the regulator’s Mobile Matters report.
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Young gaming addicts can now get NHS treatment - so what are the warning signs?
The NHS is opening its first dedicated clinic to treat young people addicted to the likes of Call of Duty or Fortnite.
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Apple fans say bye to iTunes - so what happens to bought tracks?
In the early days, iTunes was simply a way to get music onto Apple’s marquee product, the iPod music player.
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Fears Facebook’s messaging encryption plans could hinder online crime fight
Politicians including Priti Patel have called on the social media platform to think again before introducing end-to-end encryption.
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Boris Johnson joins Snapchat so followers can 'see what he does as PM'
Mr Johnson said it would give followers the chance to ‘see more about what I’m doing as your Prime Minister’.
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The real clash of season begins now as FIFA20 goes head-to-head with PES 2020
Are you either a FIFA gamer or a PES fan? Can you be both? And which is better..?
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Alexa to get celebrity voices as security criticism continues
The tech giant has announced a number of new Echo smart speakers but made new pledges on user privacy.
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Cosmetic filler ads using images of Kardashians banned over misleading claims
The ads used pictures of Kim Kardashian or Kylie Jenner, or suggested the celebrities had used the treatments.
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Google wins legal battle to keep 'right to be forgotten' in EU only
A French regulator wanted the search engine to de-list links about EU citizens across all its sites globally.
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Gary Lineker and Rachel Riley in new social media pledge to silence trolls
Celebrities, politicians and campaigners have vowed to no longer share abusive messages.
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