Airbnb host demands £400 for 'stolen' towels
A group of friends were stunned when their Airbnb host demanded £400 for allegedly stolen towels, sparking outrage and accusations of dishonesty.
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Neighbour war over garden drinking den just 20cm from fence
A bitter dispute has broken out between neighbours after one built a private drinking area just 20cm from the fence, sparking complaints over noise and privacy.
Free VPN Warning: Your Data Could Be Stolen
Experts warn that free VPN services may secretly harvest your personal data while promising online privacy. Learn how to stay safe.
Grandmother's Woolworths self-checkout ordeal
An Australian grandmother shares her distressing experience at Woolworths, accusing staff of unfair treatment after a self-checkout mishap.
Asda customers furious over new trolley policy
Asda customers are fuming after the supermarket giant introduced a new trolley policy, with many threatening to boycott the store. Find out why shoppers are so upset.
Trader Joe's faces backlash over new products
Popular grocery chain Trader Joe's has sparked outrage among loyal customers after unveiling a controversial new product range. Discover why fans are calling it a 'major misstep'.
Ryanair denies widow refund for late husband's ticket
Ryanair has sparked outrage after denying a widow a refund for her late husband's unused flight ticket, citing strict policy terms.
Ryanair apologises to widow over ticket refund refusal
Ryanair has issued an apology to a grieving widow after initially refusing to refund her late husband's flight ticket. The airline admitted the error and vowed to improve customer service.
Trump’s Social Security Number Exposed Online
A Twitter user claimed to have uncovered Donald Trump’s Social Security number, sparking controversy and legal concerns. Experts weigh in on the implications.
Spotify, Xbox accounts face deletion under UK Online Safety Act
Spotify and Xbox users in the UK face potential account deletions under the new Online Safety Act, sparking widespread outrage over privacy and digital rights.
China anger over non-consensual explicit photo sharing on Telegram
Chinese authorities are cracking down on online groups distributing intimate images of women without permission, sparking widespread anger and calls for stricter digital privacy laws.
Massive Attack & Kneecap Fight UK Surveillance Laws
Renowned band Massive Attack and Irish rap group Kneecap are taking legal action against the UK government, challenging controversial surveillance laws they claim threaten freedom of expression.
Coles worker throws eggs at customer in viral incident
A Coles employee in Caloundra has sparked outrage after reportedly hurling eggs at a customer during a heated exchange. The incident, caught on video, has gone viral, raising questions about retail worker conduct.
Met Police Expands Facial Recognition in London
The Metropolitan Police is rolling out live facial recognition technology across London, raising debates over privacy and civil liberties.
Trump’s health tracking plan sparks privacy fears
Former US President Donald Trump proposes a health monitoring system powered by Big Tech, raising privacy and ethical concerns.
YouTube & Google to Use AI for Age Checks
Google and YouTube are rolling out AI-driven age verification tools to comply with UK regulations, raising privacy and efficiency concerns.
Costco shoppers split over receipt check policy
Costco customers are split over the retailer's strict receipt-checking policy, with some calling it an unnecessary hassle while others defend it as a theft deterrent.
US patients' health data shared with big tech firms
Millions of Americans' sensitive medical records have been disclosed to tech giants like Google and Microsoft, raising serious privacy concerns.
UK Online Safety Law drives 5M daily age checks, VPN surge
The UK's new Online Safety Act has led to a surge in age verification checks and a dramatic rise in VPN usage as users seek to bypass restrictions.
Major bank warns customers over scam surge
A leading UK bank has alerted customers about a surge in sophisticated scams, urging vigilance to protect savings and personal data.
Internet Privacy Myth: Women's Data Exploited by Tea App
A shocking revelation exposes how personal data shared by women on the Tea app was misused, highlighting the dangers of digital trust.
BT broadband price rise: exact dates and amounts
BT is increasing broadband prices for millions of customers – here's when the changes kick in and how to avoid paying extra.
Sam Groth Sues News Corp Over Defamation and Privacy Breach
Former tennis star Sam Groth and his wife Brittany take legal action against News Corp and Herald Sun for defamation and invasion of privacy.
States sue Trump admin over SNAP data privacy
Several US states have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging privacy violations in the handling of SNAP recipients' data. The legal challenge highlights growing tensions over welfare programme transparency and data security.
How tea talk on dating apps risks your privacy
A legal expert reveals the unexpected dangers of sharing your tea preferences on dating apps and how it could lead to serious privacy breaches.
Primark introduces digital queue system in stores
Primark has introduced a significant update in its stores, sparking reactions from shoppers. Find out what's changed and how customers are responding.
BT pays £1.3m compensation to 11,000 customers
BT has been ordered to compensate more than 11,000 customers after failing to provide adequate service levels. Find out if you're eligible for a refund.
Apple removes tea ID app over privacy violations
Apple has pulled a popular tea identification app from its App Store following allegations of privacy violations and data misuse.
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Ofcom investigates Sky and Virgin Media over complaints
UK regulator Ofcom launches investigations into Sky and Virgin Media following a surge in customer complaints about service quality and billing issues.
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