Everybody Hurts
App Tracking Transparency Policy
Apple's decision to change the privacy settings of iPhones is believed to have resulted in over £7 billion in lost revenue for social media companies.
The tech giant introduced its App Tracking Transparency policy in April.
The setting forces developers to ask for permission to monitor the behaviour of users.
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and SnapChat say the changes affected the accuracy of ads, increasing the costs for clients.
Occupied Territories Bill Comes Into Effect
The Government says the move should now be followed by action across the European Union.
Revolut Scammed After Passing On Data To "Unauthorised Third Party"
It says it's contacted all affected customers.
"Westminster's Time Is Coming To An End": SF, SNP, And Plaid Cyrmu Call On British Government For Constitutional Change
The three leaders have signed a memorandum of understanding at a big meeting in Cardiff - to talk about independence from the United Kingdom
Man With Kildare Roots To Be Remembered At 9/11 Commemorations In New York Today
The memorial at Ground Zero will be closed for a family event later,
Russian Ambassador Says Irish Government "Cannot Be Treated As A Friendly One"
His comments come amid growing tensions between the EU and Russia
Trump Expected To Visit President Connolly Next Week
It's thought the US President will fly into Dublin on 12 September
Andy Burnham Says A United Ireland Referendum Is "Off The Table"
It is the British Prime Minister's first visit to Northern Ireland since he replaced Keir Starmer
EU Awaits Meta Proposals To Safeguard Children Online
It says there are ongoing discussions with the company.
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