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Christ! Is that a selfie with Jesus?

Huge coup: Lee Thompson, photographer and co-founder of The Flash Pack, in a special selfie. Sugarloaf Mountain can be seen in the top left.

4:13pm | An adventure tour operator has managed a double feat while checking out the preparations for the FIFA World Cup in Rio de Janeiro.

Tinder teens out for sex with strangers

Parents have been told to be vigilant about teenagers' use of apps.

Tim Doutré 9:10am | Teenagers, as young as 15, are using a popular smartphone app to arrange casual sexual encounters.

Scientists report finding a reliable way to teleport data

A forest of optical elements that was part of the quantum teleportation device used by the team of physicists in the Netherlands.

John Markoff 9:00am | Scientists in the Netherlands have moved a step closer to overriding one of Albert Einstein's most famous objections to the implications of quantum mechanics, which he described as "spooky action at a distance."

Google receives 12,000 requests to be 'forgotten' on first day

Google is fielding thousands of applications to change their search results.

ROSE POWELL | Over 12,000 people have lodged requests to be "forgotten" by Google on the first day the search giant offered the service.

Apple is set to make a bigger push into monitoring health and home

Apple CEO Tim Cook is unlikely to unveil new devices this week.

Brian X. Chen 10:46am | Apple is unlikely to introduce new devices this week, the things that most excite customers and investors these days. But the company is expected to dive deeper into two new areas: connected health and the so-called smart home.

NSA collecting millions of faces from web images

One of the NSA slides documenting the facial recognition program.

James Risen and Laura Poitras 8:30am | The National Security Agency is harvesting huge numbers of images of people from communications it intercepts through its global surveillance operations for use in sophisticated facial recognition programs, according to top-secret documents.

Pirate Bay founder Peter Sunde arrested after two years on the run

Pirate Bay co-founder Peter Sunde outside a Swedish court in 2009.

ROSE POWELL | File sharing site founder Peter Sunde had been on the run since he lost his final appeal against prison time and millions in fines two years ago. Not any more.

Replace, discard and forget to wipe: Gen Y's smartphone habits

Too many gadgets: Gen Ys appear not to worry about leaving a digital footprint on their disposed devices.

ESTHER HAN | Gen Y web users replace and dispose of their mobile phones faster than any other group in Australia, but are least likely to wipe their personal details with security in mind, report shows.

Mario Kart 8 video game review

Jason Hill | Mario Kart has provided wonderful family-friendly entertainment for more than two decades, and Mario Kart 8 does not disappoint.

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