BBC Technology News

• Elon Musk was 'not on weed' when tweeting about taking Tesla private
  The Tesla founder says it seemed like "better karma" to offer $420 to take the car maker private.
• Body scanners to screen LA subway riders
  Passengers will be scanned for explosives and weapons as they enter subway stations.
• The karaoke robot and other technology news
  BBC Click's Emily Bates looks at some of the week's best technology stories
• Apple files stored by teen in 'hacky hack hack' folder
  An Australian 16-year-old is in court following a series of intrusions into Apple's internal network.
• Google employees criticise 'censored China search engine'
  Employees have written to the firm criticising its plans to launch a 'censored Chinese search service'.
• Brave moo world?
  An offshore dairy farm aims to help Rotterdam produce its own food more sustainably.
• 'I run the last Blockbuster video store'
  Online streaming has crushed Blockbuster and its last store is a reminder of a not-so-distant past.
• FBI sought Google location data of many to catch robber
  A search warrant seen by Forbes magazine reveals the extent of location data the FBI wants.
• Motorola phone 'brazen copy' of iPhone X
  Critics have mocked Motorola for "ripping off" Apple's design.
• President Trump relaxes US cyber-attacks rules
  President Trump has signed an order reversing the long-winded process of using cyber-weapons.