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Here's how to watch the Jake Paul vs Woodley II fight in Canada.

The Dutch authority for nuclear safety and radiation protection has released a report explaining that "anti-5G" pendants used to "protect" people from radio frequencies emitted by phone masts are "dangerously radioactive."

DAZN will stream Fan Controlled Football in Canada and globally.

Apple has reportedly indefinitely delayed the requirement for its workers to return to the office due to a rise in COVID-19 cases.

Google has explained how surveillance company NSO Group developed an exploit that would allow users of its software to gain access to an iPhone and install spyware – without a target ever even clicking a link.

Reddit wants to go public, and has filed its IPO prospectus with the SEC.

With the iOS 15.2 update, Apple has added the ability to erase and reset a locked iPhone or iPad without connecting it to a PC or Mac.

Google has told its employees they will lose pay and eventually be fired if they don't comply with the company's COVID-19 vaccination rules.

Apple appears to have scrubbed any reference to its controversial Child Safety plans from its website.

The Washington Post uncovered evidence that appears to contradict Huawei's denials of a role in China's state surveillance.

An analyst says that further growth for Apple will depend on its ability to engage users and break into new categories.

Apple and Google have created a duopoly over mobile devices and are limiting competition and choice because of their "vice-like grip" on the market, the UK's competition watchdog has said.