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Australia has made history by becoming the first country to pass a law prohibiting children under 16 from creating accounts on major social media platforms. This world-first legislation, approved by…
Recently, Chinese social media has seen a surge in artificial intelligence (AI)-manipulated videos featuring young women who appear to be Russian. These videos aim to promote China-Russia relations, stoke patriotic…
Nick Wilson, a student at Cornell University, is deeply involved in monitoring the ongoing war in Gaza that began in October. As a pro-Palestinian activist, Wilson is quite selective about…
In the fourth week of Donald Trump’s criminal trial in Manhattan, the proceedings ranged from sexually sensational testimonies to more routine evidential presentations. The week concluded with a significant development—the…
President Joe Biden signed a new law on Wednesday that poses a serious challenge to the popular video-streaming app, TikTok. Owned by the Chinese company ByteDance, TikTok now faces the…
Steven Mnuchin, the former Treasury Secretary under President Donald Trump, has shared his ambitious plan with wealthy investors about taking over the wildly popular video app TikTok. Mnuchin, known for…
The United Kingdom took a bold step to safeguard young netizens by introducing the Children’s Code, officially known as the Age Appropriate Design Code. This innovative regulation, implemented in 2020,…
TikTok managed to capture the hearts of 200 million users in India, making it the app’s largest market globally. However, everything changed on June 29, 2020, when the Indian government,…
The House of Representatives overwhelmingly voted to pass a bill that directly impacts TikTok, a popular social media app beloved by millions. The bill, which saw a vote of 352-65…
The Supreme Court is set to decide on a monumental issue that could reshape the landscape of the internet as we know it. At the heart of the matter is…