As horrific as it was, the Thai cave rescue’s dramatic conclusion last week reminded us that the world is a good place

What started as a prank turned into an extraordinary story of gaming the system, and red faces at TripAdvisor

Photographers such as Sam Nzima and David Goldblatt have been great chroniclers of our history

The resignation of the company’s CEO over a moral infraction is an astounding display of ethics. We can learn from it

E-mail is not a secure means of transmitting private and financial information. You’ve been warned

Monica Lewinsky went from being an unknown to the most harassed person online. But she’s fighting back

History is important, but so is how it is taught. In this Internet age, education methods need to keep pace

One day we will all be grateful that Europe’s GDPR will claw back our own privacy

Clean-up wipes out nearly a quarter of its users, but electioneering is moving to WhatsApp

The keyboard is one of those anachronisms of the mechanical age that live on in the digital era

The political opportunists who say land is a black and white matter have another thing coming

The inquiry into MultiChoice’s monopoly is a waste of time when data costs are more pressing and urgent

Ten years ago Apple introduced the single button to smartphones. But the new iPhone X came without it

By taking subscribers out of range of strict EU privacy laws, the social networking firm is back in the spotlight

Zuckerberg was being disingenuous when he said people control the privacy of what they post

Facebook’s 1.2bn-strong WhatsApp messaging service is likely to be at the centre of the next data debacle