People confide almost everything to their phones.
The confessional
People confide almost everything to their phones.
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“What kind of doctor was dr. pepper,” Utah real estate agent Kouri Richins once asked a search engine. (Sadly, there was no actual Dr. Pepper.)
But it was Richins’ less innocuous online searches that helped a jury find her guilty of murdering her husband Eric via fentanyl overdose—and of hoping to collect life insurance policies she had opened in his name but without his knowledge.
'Poisoner' dentist James Craig admitted in a note on his iPhone written hours after his wife's brain activity ceased that he'd…
Channel 4’s Operation Dark Phone exposes the vanity behind modern-day criminals
My use of mobile phones has been compulsive – has it been for better or for worse?
We are telling websites and potential fraudsters even more about ourselves than most of us realise
Conversations with social media chatbot that appear private are shared on public Meta feed
This docu-drama is cleverly built around the messages intercepted by the National Crime Agency when they penetrated a chat…
