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Packaged UK current accounts: are the perks worth the money?

For a monthly fee, banks offer everyday banking with all kinds of enticing extras. We examine how the ‘freebies’ stack up

The Guardian - UK

Major hotel chains accused of misleading consumers with sales adverts

Advertising at unrealistically low prices is a ‘cynical pricing practice’, said Which?

The Independent UK

Some hotel chains using ‘bait pricing’ to potentially mislead consumers – Which?

It said the ‘cynical’ practice disappoints customers but can still boost sales for hoteliers.

Evening Standard

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BrewDog Co-Founder Reveals The Common Banking Mistake He Made That Almost Cost Him £51.2M

BrewDog co-founder nearly lost £51M due to a simple banking error. He learned from his costly mistake and shared tips on avoiding similar financial blunders.

International Business Times UK

'Nutty, fresh, fruity': Which £25 supermarket champagne beat Moët for best bubbles?

A supermarket champers has beat out the competition to come top in a blind taste test by Which? Plus the best mince pies to serve alongside

Evening Standard

Snooping speakers and eavesdropping airfryers, are your smart devices spying on you?

Your favourite smart devices are collecting excessive amounts of your personal data. Here's the guilty parties and how you can protect yourself

Tom’s Guide

Supermarket’s £25 champagne beats Moët & Chandon in Christmas taste test

Tesco, Aldi and Waitrose own-brand bottles beat luxury champagne house Moët & Chandon

The Independent UK

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Tesco’s £25 champagne beats Moët & Chandon in festive taste test

Supermarket fizz bursts the prestigious French label’s bubble in blind tastings by consumer group Which?

The Guardian - UK

Apple sued for £3 billion for allegedly trapping 40 million iCloud customers in to "rip off prices"

Apple is accused by consumer group Which? of infringing on competition law by making it difficult for its customers to use alternative cloud companies

Digital Camera World

Millions of Apple iCloud users owed £70 each, Which? claims

A £3 billion claim from the consumer watchdog impacts iCloud users since 2015

The Independent UK

Are UK Apple Customers Being Overcharged For iCloud? £3 Billion Lawsuit Says 'Yes'

Consumer group Which? has filed a £3 billion lawsuit against Apple, accusing the tech giant of forcing iCloud usage and overcharging customers.

International Business Times UK

Apple hit by huge iCloud 'lock in' lawsuit that accuses it of 'rip-off prices'

Apple has been accused of forcing its customers to stick with iCloud instead of giving them a choice of cloud storage providers.

TechRadar

Which? launches £3 billion legal claim against Apple over ‘forced’ iCloud use

The claim has been filed with the Competition Appeal Tribunal

The Independent UK

Apple facing near-£3bn UK lawsuit over cloud storage ‘monopoly’

Which? claims firm engaged in anti-competitive practices that led to 40 million people ‘being overcharged’

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The Independent UK

Which? launches £3 billion legal claim against Apple over iCloud

The consumer rights group believes the tech giant has broken competition law by ‘trapping’ people with Apple devices into using its iCloud service.

Is your air fryer spying on you?! New report states that it could be...

New research reveals the smart appliances in your home that could be spying on you

The Guardian - UK

As a jaded tech journalist, I’m in a battle to keep ‘smart’ devices out of my home – despite my partner’s efforts

The good news is, your phone isn’t listening to you. But that’s because your doorbell has already sold all your secrets, says tech journalist Victoria Turk

Evening Standard

Consumer watchdog urges Government to tackle barriers to heat pumps and EVs

Which?’s sustainability tracker found that cost and insufficient information is deterring consumers from switching to greener home heating and cars.

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TechRadar

Your air fryer might be spying on you, new report warns – and smart TVs are even hungrier for our data

Some air fryers are overstepping the mark when it comes to privacy and surveillance, according to a new consumer report.

The Independent UK

The best and worst hotel brands revealed

Iberostar, Paradores and RIU came joint-first in the Which? survey

Evening Standard

Is your airfryer spying on you? Trackers found in everyday household gadgets

Gadgets around our home are listening in to conversations and using the data, a study has claimed

International Business Times UK

Research Says Your Airfryer May Be Recording Your Conversations And Sending Data To China

Air fryers, once a kitchen darling, are now under scrutiny. Recent reports suggest these popular appliances may listen to users and send data to China.

The Independent UK

Is my air fryer listening to me? The household smart devices which could be gathering your data

The consumer advocacy group Which? assessed several popular types of smart gadgets over data and privacy

Evening Standard

Many smart devices gathering ‘excessive’ amounts of personal data, says Which?

The consumer group said its study showed firms were collecting data with ‘reckless abandon’ and called for stricter guidelines to be put in place.

The Guardian - UK

Is your air fryer spying on you? Concerns over ‘excessive’ surveillance in smart devices

UK consumer group Which? finds some everyday items including watches and speakers are ‘stuffed with trackers’

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