The cult classic was set in today's world, but how many futuristic predictions did it get right?
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Friday, 1 November 2019
China rolls out 'one of the world's largest' 5G networks
By the end of the year, China's will be one of the world's largest 5G deployments, state media said.
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Suzi Taylor: Australia reality TV star 'extorted' Tinder date
Suzi Taylor arranged to meet the man before assaulting him and stealing money, police say.
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Russia internet: Law introducing new controls comes into force
Critics fear the government may use the new "sovereign internet" law to silence opposition.
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Smart glasses aim to remove distractions, plus other news
BBC Click's Marc Cieslak looks at some of the week's best technology stories.
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Pegasus breach: India denies WhatsApp hack amid outrage
The names of those targeted have caused activists to accuse the government of involvement.
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Mobile phone loophole for filming drivers 'to be closed'
A legal loophole has allowed drivers who use mobiles to film or take photos to escape punishment.
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How Silicon Valley enables online slave markets
Domestic workers have been illegally sold via Instagram and other apps on Google and Apple's stores.
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