Users accessing the online encyclopedia are being redirected to a statement from Wikimedia on the proposed reforms.

Curiously, the subpoena issued is an export enforcement subpoena, which is typically issued to investigate contraventions of US export law.

The suspected data breaches are believed to have affected members of the Welsh Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats. In both instances it's unclear how many users have been affected.

The study also revealed Americans have significantly more trust in 'scientists and technical experts' and their 'local police force' than the 'media in general' or U.S. Congress.

The breach appears to have originated from the travel platforms payment page. "Basic customer information" necessary to make a booking is also likely to have been affected.

Axel Voss MEP, the rapporteur for the EU's proposed copyright law, has criticized "big platforms" over what he calls a "nice fake news campaign" about the proposed reforms.

HealthEngine, a doctor appointment booking service, has announced 59,600 "patient feedback entries" may have been "improperly accessed." The announcement comes one week after the platform was accused of passing patients' personal information to a personal injury law firm.

The ad network has attracted some big earners over the years, including Markus Frind, founder of PlentyofFish.com, who was rumored to be earning $500,000 per month from the network back in 2006.

The cost of 1GB of mobile data is 15.5 percent of the average Ugandan's monthly salary. The new tax levies a 200 shillings per day charge on the use of social media and OTT services.

Facebook's new policy demands advertisers request written permission before advertising cryptocurrency related content. The restrictions are still far-reaching and Facebook admits that "not everyone who wants to advertise will be able to do so."