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Crypto meltdown: Customer claims Dasset CEO cost him $5m

Ex-director fronts on his move to El Salvador, Reserve Bank confirms his advisor role.

Update your iPhone: Apple just pushed out a significant security update

The software flaw was being 'actively exploited', researchers say.

Space couple win Kea award, address protest over industry’s defence ties

2023 winners drawn from health, arts, education and aerospace sectors.

Google to force disclosure of AI in political ads

Presidential campaigns in the US have started using generative AI tools for their ads.

Watchdog ranks telcos in new customer service ‘league table’ - but also pulls some punches

PLUS: Elon Musk's Starlink continues to surge.

New GoPro gets twice the battery life, wireless audio, TikTok-friendly mode

TikTok-friendly vertical mode, wider angle lens option.

Editorial: Reflections as Google turns 25, another giant step for humanity

EDITORIAL: What's next in "the rise of the machines"?

Premium: DataMasque CEO Grant de Leeuw on his cybersecurity firm's $2.7m raise

DataMasque CEO Grant de Leeuw on his cybersecurity firm's $2.7m raise - and its use of 'synthetic data' to fool hackers. Video / Sylvie Whinray

New iPhones to be revealed at Apple event - the rumoured features

Apple gears up for multiproduct launch.

'Hinge meets Airbnb': Kiki raises $10 million for US push

It's the largest seed round in NZ start-up history.

Would your partner cheat? These ‘testers’ will give you an answer

NY Times: A paid online service has been created to help clients trap their partners.

Grant Robertson’s digital services tax on Big Tech ‘a drop in the ocean’

Long-dormant flat tax on Google and Facebook's NZ revenue is suddenly back on the agenda.

Back in the game: David Kirk’s Bailador ready to invest A$104m in tech sector

Fund co-founded by ex-All Black stayed on the bench during 2022.

Mighty Mobile offers super cheap unlimited data - with a couple of catches

Newcomer offers unlimited data, calling and text on your cellphone from $33 per month.

They review movies on TikTok, but don’t call them critics

New York Times: On MovieTok, reviewers can reach millions of people and earn big money.

Vista's outlook: 'Barbenheimer’ boom vs writers’ strike fallout

The Auckland-based cinema software firm reports its half-year numbers.