Technology correspondent Bill Bennett joins Kathryn to talk about PimEyes, a company offering the ability to scan people's faces on the internet - with great accuracy. Anyone can use it - and images of people were able to be found even if they had a mask on or had their face turned away from the camera.
Chorus showed off its 25 Gbps fibre broadband last week - that's about 75 times faster than most fibre connections.
The 2degrees merger with Vocus has created New Zealand's third largest telco, and Skinny Jump is offering low-income families a way to stay connected.
Photo: PimEyes, RNZ, 2degrees
