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Meta’s Zuckerberg Not Liable in Lawsuits Over Social Media Harm to Children

In a significant legal judgment, U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ruled that Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta Platforms, is not personally liable in a series of lawsuits accusing the company of responsible practices that allegedly contribute to addiction among children on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. This decision comes amidst growing concerns […]

Australia's Proposed Ban on Social Media for Under-16s Sparks Global Debate on Youth Digital Exposure

In an unprecedented move, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has introduced a legislative proposal aimed at banning children under 16 from accessing social media platforms. This initiative, announced on Thursday, seeks to require social media companies to verify users’ ages and ensure that minors are not able to use their services. Failure to comply would […]

Australia's Landmark Move: Social Media Ban for Children Under 16

In a bold step towards enhancing child safety in the digital realm, the Australian government has announced its plans to introduce a comprehensive ban on social media access for children under the age of 16. This pioneering legislation, expected to pass by late next year, aims to address the significant concerns surrounding the adverse effects […]

Mozambique and Mauritius: Social Media Shutdowns Amid Political Turmoil

In recent weeks, Mozambique and Mauritius have come under fire for blocking access to social media platforms during politically charged periods. Many experts, advocates, and citizens are questioning the implications of these shutdowns for democratic freedoms and digital rights. In Mozambique, the government imposed bans on popular platforms such as Facebook and WhatsApp following widespread […]

Musk's Platform Faces Scrutiny Over Inadequate Fact-Checking

Elon Musk’s social media platform, X, is encountering significant backlash from critics concerning its fact-checking capabilities, particularly in light of the upcoming U.S. presidential election. The Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) recently released a report highlighting deficiencies in the platform’s Community Notes feature, which is designed to allow users to flag and correct misleading […]

EU Decision Gives X Flexibility Amid Big Tech Regulations

The European Commission has recently announced that X, the social media platform owned by Elon Musk, will not be classified as a “gatekeeper” under the stringent requirements of the Digital Markets Act (DMA). This decision, made during an investigation that commenced in May, grants X considerable operational flexibility by exempting it from additional regulatory burdens […]

Britain to Publish Online Safety Demands for Platforms in December

In an increasingly digital world, the UK government is taking a vital step towards enhancing online safety, particularly for young users. Britain’s media regulator, Ofcom, has announced that it will specify the actions required from social media companies to combat illegal content on their platforms starting in December. This announcement signals a turning point in […]

UK Police Scale Back Presence on X Over Misinformation Worries

In a significant shift, several British police forces are reducing their presence on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, due to rising concerns over the dissemination of extremist content and misinformation. This comes on the heels of riots that erupted in the UK this past summer, largely fueled by false claims circulating […]

Wimbledon to Replace Line Judges with AI in 2025

The All England Club has made a historic decision that will reverberate through the world of tennis: Wimbledon will replace line judges with artificial intelligence (AI) technology starting in 2025. This significant shift marks the end of a 147-year tradition, where line judges, often recognized for their impeccable attire and keen judgment, have played an […]

X Returns to Brazil as Court Clears Path for Resumption

The social media giant X, formerly known as Twitter, has successfully reinstated its services in Brazil following a recent Supreme Court ruling that lifted a previous suspension. The resumption of operations came just a day after the court confirmed that X had complied with all necessary legal requirements to return to the Brazilian market. This […]

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