Do you use Amazon Alexa, Apple's Siri or Google Assistant? To train the virtual assistants, humans cull through voice recordings and as The New York Times reports, it's not always specific requests to the assistants being recorded. With that in mind, it's shared how you can protect your privacy with each brand of assistant.

Want to be the next top gamer? Tyler Blevins, a.k.a famous e-sport athlete Ninja, has divulged his "secrets to becoming unstoppable" in his new book. As one of the highest-paid players, his advice is some to listen to and it includes getting the right gear, lots of practice, and improving your physical and mental health.

Facebook is hiring a small team of journalists to help curate breaking news and repair its strained relationship with news publishers, according to Forbes. The move will see the addition of a 'News Tab' on the platform, in which the journalists will be adding selected breaking news and top stories.

Following British prime minister Boris Johnson's shift to publish his own videos on Facebook, rather than give interviews to journalists, Channel 4's head of news and current affairs Dorothy Byrne has compared him to Russian president Vladimir Putin. According to The Guardian, Byrne said TV producers should be more willing to directly accuse political leaders of lying. “If we continue to be so polite, how will our viewers know that politicians are lying?”

Basketball publisher Slam Magazine is harnessing events for content with its annual Slam Summers Classic. For the second year, it's been able to amass exclusive raw footage it can turn into content in the following years, reports Digiday.