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How creepy is your connected Christmas present?

Before buying a smart speaker, a fitness tracker or a smart pet food dispenser, check how much that new device will respect your privacy

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Stillness – Still life with survival lists

In this series of reflections, writers, artists, and travellers contemplate motion and stillness in the time of restricted movement

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Peace in plants: Urban farming is feeding our souls

A salve for the pandemic-weary, the edible garden is relishing its time in the sun

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3 tips for taking better photos

Vivo shares its expertise in mobile photography with pointers from renowned lensman Ian Teh

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Car sharing service Trevo offers users a way to earn extra income

In these tough times, a new source of passive income can a make a big difference

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And the most emblematic product of 2020 is… toilet paper

Toilet paper symbolises control - and with the coronavirus, people are afraid of losing control

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Youth activists stage virtual climate 'summit'

Discussions at the 12-day virtual meeting will focus on climate justice and education, health and mental wellbeing, green jobs and cutting carbon pollution

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Letter – World Children’s Day: A chance to reimagine a better world – Unicef

Unicef is here to support the government in their efforts to ensure no one is left behind

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Royal hatter Treacy brings glamour to Russia despite pandemic

Described by Vogue as "perhaps the greatest living milliner", Treacy says "we all need entertainment during a pandemic."

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Yubo - the latest social app that's a hit with teens

The app uses algorithms to find users similar in age and interests, and unlike Facebook and TikTok, doesn't rely on advertising

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6 reasons for Malaysians to consider a used car after lockdown

For those in search of a new car, buying used can be an enticing option during the current economic downturn

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Virus-drained nurses hang up uniforms for other jobs

Former nurses speak of disillusionment and disappointment with public health systems they say fell far short of what they were designed for

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Around the world, disappointment and concern accompany 5G roll-outs

Deploying adequate infrastructure to bring the full benefits of 5G to everyone is likely to take several years yet