Autoplay Videos Are Not Going Away. Here’s How to Fight Them. Videos that start without your consent are prominent across the web. Our tech columnist explains how the industry got here and what we can do. Read More…

When a Tech Reporter Doesn’t Use Much Tech David Streitfeld has covered technology for years for The Times. He thinks the Luddites are misunderstood. Read More…

A ‘Gadget Junkie,’ Wearing His Tech and Covering Deals Andrew Ross Sorkin, DealBook columnist and all-day wearer of AirPods headphones, talks about the technology he uses for work and in his life. Read More…

How to Stop Facebook From Bringing Up Bad Memories Before the social network makes automatic videos of your photos, tell it the names of the people you don’t wish to see in the clips. Read More…

Britain Greets New Prince in Old Style: By Placing a Bet Some 100,000 people have bet on the name of Prince William’s younger son. James, Albert and Philip are in the mix, but the “wisdom of crowds” says it’s Arthur. Read More…

Adding Captions to Images in Google Photos You can add descriptions to the pictures in your online Google Photo albums from a mobile device or desktop browser. Read More…

Making the Lives of Cybercriminals and Spies Harder Online Nicole Perlroth, a cybersecurity reporter for The Times, discusses how she has set up her technology to frustrate hackers — even though it may be a losing battle. Read More…

Aids for Vision Loss, From Those Who’ve Been There Innovations like screen readers and talking calculators can help people who cannot see. Read More…

First Canada Tried to Charm Trump. Now It’s Fighting Back. Inside Justin Trudeau’s campaign against the American trade war. Read More…

8 States Impose New Rules on Equifax After Data Breach Regulators are clamping down on the credit bureau in the aftermath of the breach, which left 147 million people vulnerable. Read More…