BBC News on the ‘dark web’

BBC’s international news is now available through the privacy-focused browser Tor

• 40 mins

Facebook Live on crime tech

We discuss digital forensics and facial recognition on our Facebook Live

• 36 mins

The digital gender divide

The UN's ITU reports a widening gap in the number of women and men who are online.

• 30 mins

Iran internet shutdown continues

The shutdown of the internet in Iran continues as do the protests against fuel price rises

• 38 mins

Google bug bounty hunters

Google is offering up to $1.5m to anyone who can identify bugs in its new chip

• 40 mins

Humanitarian drone corridor in Africa

The first humanitarian drone corridor has opened in West Arica.

• 46 mins

New Phone in China? Scan your face…

China makes face recognition compulsory for cell phone users

• 42 mins

Improving crop yields with mobile phones

Mobile phones are improving lives and yields for millions of farmers around the world.

• 26 mins

Digital Planet’s 18th Birthday Show

We return to our special 18th birthday show from the BBC Radio Theatre.

• 26 mins

Why is AI so far from perfect?

Why is AI so far from perfect and what can be done to improve it?

• 38 mins

South Africa power cuts

Power cuts in South Africa are plunging the country into darkness and possible recession.

• 43 mins

Tech tracking Australian fires

An app that tracks bush fires in Australia is proving vital in staying safe

• 26 mins

Internet shutdowns cost $8bn in 2019

A new report estimates that internet shutdowns cost $8bn in 2019

• 26 mins

Internet partially restored in Kashmir

Following a court ruling in India the internet has been partially restored in Kashmir.

• 33 mins

Drones dealing with locust swarms

Drones are collecting real time data on the massive locust swarms in Africa and India

• 43 mins

Repairing Voyager 2

NASA scientists have repaired Voyager 2 which is currently 18bn km away from Earth

• 44 mins

Feminist chatbots

Countering bias, sexism and trolling online

• 46 mins

Ethiopia’s new law banning online hate speech

Ethiopia has introduced a new law aimed at curbing hate speech and disinformation online.

• 38 mins

Will digital sobriety help reduce energy use?

Will digital sobriety and keeping our handsets longer help reduce energy use?

• 35 mins

Covid-19 makes tech events go virtual

An increasing number of tech events are going virtual to reduce transmission of COVID-19

• 43 mins

Coronovirus tech handbook online

The coronavirus tech handbook continues to grow online.

• 36 mins

A digital tracker that monitors new surveillance

A digital tracker to monitor surveillance implemented by governments to curb COVID-19.

• 35 mins

Covid-19 cyber attacks rise

Cyber attacks relating to the coronavirus pandemic are increasing around the world

• 40 mins

Internet and journalist reporting freedom curtailed

A new online map is recording where journalists are restricted in reporting on COVID-19.

• 42 mins

Supercomputers seeking solutions for Covid-19

The world’s most powerful supercomputers are seeking solutions for Covid-19

• 44 mins

Could fitness trackers track COVID-19?

Could data from wearable fitness trackers track COVID-19?

• 52 mins

Privacy concerns over contact tracing apps

Can coronavirus contact tracing apps be made without revealing our personal data?

• 44 mins

Chinese mobile data predicts Covid-19 Spread

Using mobile phone data, researchers can predict the spread of Covid-19 through China

• 44 mins

Spain’s many COVID-19 apps

Spain currently has nine different COVID-19 tracing apps. Which type of app is preferable?

• 40 mins

Testing EdTech

EdTech is transforming learning across the globe. How do you choose which tools to use?

• 43 mins