Social media platforms like TikTok are often associated with the younger generation. While youngsters continue to earn the most from their social media activities, data shows that “Granfluencers” with an average age of 84 are also making a mint from their TikTok content.

Google Maps has become a valuable resource for those looking to investigate and explore locations and places worldwide from the comfort of their own homes. It has now emerged that many Google Maps users have discovered images of late loved ones – something that many find comforting, but others feel is a little creepy.

Blockchain technology is no longer fringe technology - it is everywhere. But what is blockchain technology, how does it work, and why is it useful? We’ve produced this introductory guide to blockchain technology to answer your questions!

Following media and public pressure, an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) senior official has finally spoken out about the recent death of intelligence officer Captain Tomer Eiges. This follows the IDF previously failing to provide any information, which led to speculation the military was covering up a major espionage story.

With speculation surrounding the recent death of an AMAN intelligence officer, some believe that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) may be trying to cover up a potentially controversial case of espionage. There are suggestions the deceased officer may have discovered something and was preparing to blow the whistle on what he had found out. Despite being highly sophisticated, does military technology and the type of information being collected make it too easy for one person to create enormous damage?

While the 2010s saw Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning lift a lid on global surveillance, there are new claims that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) could be hiding the biggest espionage story of the decade so far. This comes amid claims that the IDF lied about espionage charges against a cyber-intelligence officer who died last month in a military prison cell.

A recent study conducted by the consumer watchdog Which? has revealed that millions of people are using outdated routers that could pose serious security risks. More than two-thirds of routers provided by the UK’s biggest internet service providers had issues that could pose a threat to your online security.

Many people relied on their landline phone in decades gone by to provide a crucial means of communication. However, data shows that landlines are fast becoming a thing of the past due to mobile technology. Many, including older people, no longer use them.