Two investigations warn about how data collected through menstrual tracking apps can be used by governments to monitor people’s reproductive lives, and by companies to make a profit
This behavior, named after the provocative artist Banksy, causes anxiety in the affected partner because they sense something has changed in the relationship but don’t know how to respond. Those who do it often struggle with conflict resolution, fear loneliness, or lack communication skills
The free mobile application captivates users with its game mechanics, challenges, and streaks that are typical of social media and video games: ‘We’ve been told that we are almost as fun as Candy Crush’
There’s a practical side to giving one to five stars on a website, since it creates more transparency between companies and users. The downside is that users are also collaborating with the unstoppable data market that has turned the internet into an enormous resource for surveillance and control
Developing habits to stay better organized can be easier with the help of technology
It has become essential at home, so why not take it with you when you drive? EL PAÍS tested a device that adds this functionality to your vehicle; these are our favorite features
While some of his classmates have worked on advocating for gun control, entered politics or simply took a step back to heal and focus on their studies, Kai Koerber’s took a different direction
Mobile applications have revolutionized tasks like measuring rooms, hanging pictures and finding design inspiration
According to psychologists and astrologers, these applications owe their popularity to the people’s need for self-knowledge and guidance
Smartphones are no longer just stolen to be resold for a moderate profit: in the wrong hands, your device can become the key to your digital identity and cause serious economic damage
