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Baidu's mapping service was being used as a front to advertise brothels and sex workers.

The five-bedroom property in New York features Trump paraphernalia and a cut-out of the president.

No room at the inn: Attendees of 'Unite the Right' rally will have to seek accommodation elsewhere.

Experts have described the phenomenon as a 'zombie horror film'.

Budget listing in San Sebastien received positive reviews - despite location.

Swipe left: Dating app and PETA wants to crackdown on users' pictures with captive animals.

90s video store still going strong as a result of pricey broadband plans.

Denise Underhill got the 'biggest surprise' when she saw her mother outside her old home.

Rule 34 is alive and well in San Diego.

Online tool allows police and medical services to identify problem areas and outbreaks.

China users report widespread disruption of messaging app.

Social network cracks down on Alaska marijuana online shop owners despite being legal to sell.

It's "the dress" debacle all over again.

Home-sharing app trials split payments in 'initial pilot'.

How using online data can help you beat the system and find a cheaper seat.

Move has been condemned both domestically and internationally.

Increase of destructive hacks could lead to states, criminals and terrorists attacking each other.

Tensions in the Gulf still present after alleged fake news article allegedly appeared.

What would you sacrifice in order to stay connected?

Ian Doney, 51, died penniless after he was targeted by cruel online fraudsters who posed as women.

On 4 April, Berners-Lee received the prestigious Turing award often called the Nobel Prize of computing.

IXmaps is an interactive mapping tool that is aimed at helping people easily find out if their data is being spied on.

"This is how nightmares and chicken nuggets are born," one Twitter user wrote.

Self-regulation online is failing, peers report warns.

The ex-Sunderland player is serving a six-year prison sentence for grooming and sex with a child.

We examine the reasons Tim Berners-Lee says his invention is under threat and ask if he's right.

Berners-Lee wants to tackle increasing fake news, data loss and online political ads to save the internet.

The internet is not always suitable for kids – here's a guide to keeping them safe.

Nearly half of eight to 11-year-olds have reportedly agreed to social media firms' vague terms and conditions.

Fear of unemployment as a result of mechanisation is not new. Our ancestors feared automation, too.