Consumer rights group Which? is suing Apple for £3bn over the way it deploys the iCloud. If the lawsuit succeeds, around 40 million Apple customers in the UK could be entitled to a payout. Sky's Mickey Carroll has the full story ⬇️ trib.al/Rx0iR33 📺 Sky 501

I’ve opened up a BlueSky 🦋 account in the past 24 hours and it’s very lively over there. This is an interesting piece via Mickey Carroll on BlueSky v X news.sky.com/story/the-x-ex…

People over 50 who use internet to search for info, shop and communicate are less depressed and healthier, study finds Mickey Carroll news.sky.com/story/using-th…

Azerbaijan was just asked when it will publish new climate plan (“NDC”). Still won’t put a date on it. Yalchin Rafiyev says ‘quality more important than timing’ No one expects small, developing Azerbaijan to be best on climate But hosting a cop is a leadership role...

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Illegal online casinos are using Roblox, one of the most popular video games in the world, to draw children as young as 12 into online gambling, a Sky News investigation has found. 🔗 Read more news.sky.com/story/illegal-…

‘Robert’ was 14 when he accessed an illegal online casino using his account on the popular video game Roblox played by millions of children

Illegal online casinos are using Roblox to draw children as young as 12 into online gambling - Ben van der Merwe and I have been investigating for Sky News news.sky.com/story/illegal-…

This is incredibly concerning. Roblox must take stronger action to prevent children accessing social casinos and using 'Robux' to gamble on them. We'll be writing to Gambling Commission to ask for stronger enforcement and to Roblox to ensure children are protected from gambling harm.

Was lucky enough to see Macca at the O2 last night and wow, it was moving. I cried, na-na-na’ed and screeched - Adam’s review captures it entirely!

There really isn't anything suspicious about the Reform UK ticker. Daniel Dunford and I took a look, this is what we saw.

Snapchat 'asleep at the wheel' when it comes to suicide and self-harm content, says children's charity Full story ⬇️ trib.al/hilE7an

2024 YR4 asteroid Q&A: How worried should we be? Could it destroy Earth? Is there a contingency plan? Sky's Tom Clarke and Mickey Carroll were joined by Terik Daly and Stephen Smartt to answer your questions. Watch in full ⬇️

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M&S has been targeted in a cyber attack which has left it unable to process online orders or take contactless payments. On the #Daily, Niall Paterson and Mickey Carroll talk about Scattered Spider, the hacking group believed to be behind the attack. 🎧 podfollow.com/skynewsdaily

I've been speaking to Niall Paterson about Scattered Spider, the hacking group being linked to the M&S cyber attack. Is the hacking world becoming... corporate?

New rules for the internet will start being enforced on Friday, which may well change how you browse. Here is how it will change ⬇️ trib.al/41dMxiq

Today, Ofcom, the communications regulator, begins enforcing new rules to protect the UK's children online. Sky's Mickey Carroll ⬇️

One month after new internet safety rules came into force, are they really making a difference? Sky's Mickey Carroll experiments with young people’s accounts and explores the ways the regulations are reshaping the digital experience for adults too. trib.al/cZjrNwL

It's been one month since controversial new rules were introduced in the UK. We wanted to see if they've made any difference - I'll be honest, I was quite surprised by the results