The arrival of GDPR in 2018 should have helped Britons feel more sure of their digital privacy, but the complexity of the law, coupled with the shocks of Brexit and COVID-19, means that many remain confused about how their online info is managed. How can brands help put people’s minds at ease?

A survey has found that, despite their reputation for being digitally savvy, young people are being scammed out of their money more than any other age group. As online banking becomes the norm, businesses have an opportunity to help this cohort adopt better financial security practices.

Blackberry has been resurrected and will be launching a 5G mode, with its USP being security, privacy, and productivity. With the everyday office undergoing a global restructure, people need to be able to feel that their work is safe and secure no matter where they're working.

With older adults still sheltering in place, the risk of prolonged loneliness and social isolation is high. Improved digital literacy isn’t just helping them stay connected and engaged, but enabling other aspects of everyday life, from shopping and entertainment to managing finances and healthcare.