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The Minister of Health has warned the public to be wary of false information on social media about Covid-19 Kim Wilson said that the Government was aware of a fake e-mail image claiming to be from the Department of Health claiming that a stay at home...

Con artists have sent out e-mails claiming to be from electricity company Belco in a bid to obtain financial information, the firm warned today. A spokesman for the company said that several spam e-mails had been reported in the last 24 hours and tha...

Mail tracking and online payments will now be available for the Bermuda Post Office, the Minister for the Cabinet Office said today. Wayne Furbert said that the new platform was one of several digital services set to be launched throughout the year. ...

Police today highlighted the “serious negative impact” that cyberbullying and sexting can have on young people. Detective Inspector Karema Flood appealed to parents and guardians to use online resources that offered tips about how to use the internet...

The Department of Planning’s Customer Self-Service website will be unavailable tomorrow while the department carries out an upgrade of its online management system. The upgrade is part of a plan to enable people to submit planning applications onlin...

A television show created by a Bermudian film-maker has won a spot on an international streaming service. The pilot episode of Eddie’s, a comedy drama created and written by Alex Scrymgeour, has made its debut on Amazon Prime Video. Mr Scrymgeour sai...

A delivery app has temporarily halted food service to make improvements. Sargasso Sea announced in a notice to customers that it would stop restaurant deliveries from 6pm today until Tuesday The notice said the change would allow for “merchant acclim...

Bermuda’s first woman premier asked social-media users yesterday to be responsible online after a false claim that she should have been in self-quarantine as part of the battle against the coronavirus. Dame Pamela Gordon-Banks said she feared for the...

Not too long ago people believed that adding boric acid to milk was a safe way to remove the smell and purify it when it had turned sour. That belief was wrongly intensified by the Victorian authority on all things household, Isabella Beeton, who ass...

A new consumer-friendly policy unveiled by the telecoms and energy watchdog was backed by the home affairs minister. Walter Roban said the consumer advocacy rules from the Regulatory Authority, which includes loss of service compensation for broadban...

Work is ongoing to reduce the risk of online attacks, the Minister of National Security told MPs. Wayne Caines delivered a ministerial statement in the House of Assembly last Friday, when he said that the island needed to develop its protection again...

The pluses and pitfalls of life online are the focus of a conference, running tomorrow and Friday, with 800 middle and high school students invited to attend. Brought by the Bermuda Government’s Department of ICT Policy and Innovation, the third annu...