Whether people identify as Christian, feminist or vegetarian, in a landscape that celebrates transparency, brands that share people's values tend to come out on top. Glia makes it even easier for people to find out which brands' morals mirror their own, meaning they'll never buy anything mindlessly again.

In an age of surveillance, privacy can feel like a privilege – but will people pay for it? AT&T are likely to find out with a new super-speed internet service. While the basic package costs $70 a month, for an extra $29 per month users can ‘opt out’ of having their data tracked and monitored.

How many browser tabs do you have open? Five? Fifteen? Through a browser extension called Tab for a Cause, you can now raise money for charity every time you up your tab count. Having raised nearly $300,000, it’s proving that positive change can come from even the simplest of tasks.

Gen Y is often labelled as narcissistic and entitled – yet in 2013, 87% of them gave to charity. Over 60% of Millennials have donated via their mobiles, and they want transparency and simplicity when doing so. Are charities paying enough attention to tomorrow’s philanthropists?