Jennifer was at a dance studio when she got a call from an unfamiliar number. A parent's worse nightmare began when she picked up.

In Europe, Google is offering severance packages it hopes will encourage workers to voluntarily leave and Amazon has dangled up to a year's pay for senior managers to quit, Bloomberg reports.

The non-bank leader insisted it would not meet any of the demands.

Getting your home blurred on Google Maps Street View is simple and straightforward. Here's how you can do it.

After six decades of microphones and megaphones, the Apple Watch is changing pro surfing.

The prohibition will come into force "as soon as is practicable".

AFE SA is conducting a "robust" investigation and issued an email today to the 2,224 impacted students who had enrolled between 2016 and 2021.

NASA has named the four astronauts who will fly around the moon late next year, including the first woman and the first African American assigned to a lunar mission.

Most people assume that in order to land a six-figure job you'd need to have a degree under your belt. But according to the Bureau of Statistics, that's not the case.

Drivers licence details, vehicle registration, mobile numbers and names of children may have been made public, with the agency since apologising.

The US government still does not know for sure whether the Chinese government could wipe the balloon's data as it received it.

It is one of China's most popular shopping apps, selling clothing, groceries and just about everything else under the sun to more than 750 million users a month.

Old Australian train safety campaign 'Dumb Ways to Die' has been brought back from the dead thanks to a viral social media trend. 

The creator of the iconic PlayStation racing game Gran Turismo sits down with 9News.com.au to talk PS VR2 and Gran Turismo 7.

Two leading universities are looking for women, high-school students and refugees to enroll into Australia's free Apple Foundation Program.

Classic life simulator video game The Sims has teamed up with a young Sydney musician to create a bizarre rendition of one of her songs.

With more than a million Aussies using the app, Government Services Minister Bill Shorten said the move will provide a "safe and convenient way to keep personal documents together in one place".

Commuters in Queensland will soon be able to pay for their bus trips using their smartphone, smartwatch, debit or credit card.

Some of the biggest names in tech are warning of "profound risks to society and humanity".

Millions of Australians have had their data compromised in recent major cyber attacks and while the crime may be committed virtually, it can have very real consequences for victims.

The launch in an Amsterdam science museum came just days before April 1 so there was an elephant in the room: Is this for real?

One expert has warned there will be more hacks as it's revealed the Latitude cyberattack may have affected almost eight million Australians.

The casino giant said no customer data has been compromised.

Popular dating apps have been ordered to hand over data to the government following a national roundtable into the rise of sexual and domestic violence on the platforms.

The company has identified 7.9 million Australian and New Zealand driver's licence numbers stolen.

The next big game from Xbox game is at our doorstep. Here's a fresh look at what to expect for Redfall come May 2.

Generative artificial intelligence has experts worried existing gender biases will be programmed into the systems putting women and children at risk without governments implementing adequate policy.

Accenture plans to slash 19,000 jobs worldwide as it attempts to cut costs amid a gloomy economic picture.

More than a third of Australians fear their phones are listening to them after seeing targeted ads for things they've spoken about but never searched.

The release of one of the most anticipated games of the year, which also happens to be a remake, is just days away.

With copies of an actual licence, a hacker can essentially apply for credit on your behalf.

Google is treading carefully with the rollout of its AI tools, in part because it has more to lose if the technology spits out inaccurate information

Like other tech companies, including Facebook and Google, Amazon ramped up its hiring during the pandemic when there was a massive surge in online shopping.

The new system can figure out tax deductions and answer questions like a Shakespearan pirate, for example, but it still "hallucinates" facts and makes reasoning errors.

The incident triggered a US diplomatic protest and raised concerns about the possibility Russia could recover sensitive technology.

"This will be tough and there's no way around that," CEO Mark Zuckerberg said.

Optus has been ordered by the Federal Court to stop using the term "Mobile Boost" and other related terms in relation to a new feature announced by the telco.

Jenny Singe was left feeling "distressed" after receiving Facebook messages from her late-husband who passed away two years ago.

There are a few simple steps you can take to make sure the key to your data is secure.

The long awaited space RPG by Xbox and Bethesda has finally received a release date.

Instagram has issued an apology after thousands of users in Australia and around the world reported an outage on the social media giant's app.

Systems are back online at Box Hill Hospital and Angliss Hospital following a critical core switch outage.

Australian software company Atlassian is set to sack 5 per cent of its workforce which is about 500 employees.

Harness "blurting" and the Feynman technique to help improve active recall and ace exams.

If you're on the hunt for a new job, you might have luck trying to land one of these roles employers are hunting for.

A new report handing China a lead over the US in all but a handful of "critical" areas has been called a "wake-up call for democratic nations".

Here's everything you need to know about the My Health app.

The popular social media platform has announced a range of new wellbeing features for teenage users and families.

Our largest network covers a massive 98.8 per cent of the population but that only amounts to around 30 per cent of the Australian land mass.

Holding the bulky brick mobile phone he's credited with inventing 50 years ago, Martin Cooper thinks about the future.