
Explosive Meta Book Exposes Secrets, Hits #1 Best-Seller
When a tech giant like Meta scrambles to silence a book, people tend to take notice. And that’s exactly what’s happening with Careless People, an

When a tech giant like Meta scrambles to silence a book, people tend to take notice. And that’s exactly what’s happening with Careless People, an

TikTok fans, you can exhale—your endless scroll is safe for now. The app is back on US app stores after a last-minute pause on its

Psychologists suggest that the internet may be intensifying our fear of small holes.

X, formerly twitter, CEO Elon Musk has announced that the website of the mini-blog platform has been redirected to X.com now.

TikTok has strongly criticized a US House of Representatives vote that could lead to the app’s ban.

A research study suggests that young teens who spend excessive time online are more likely to miss school due to illness or truancy, with teenage girls more susceptible than boys.

Lawmakers in Florida have proposed a bill that would make it illegal for under-16 teenagers to have accounts on social media sites. The law is expected to put serious strict restrictions on teens’ usage of social media sites and mandate that all other users provide proof of age.Lawmakers in Florida have proposed a bill that would make it illegal for under-16 teenagers to have accounts on social media sites. The law is expected to put serious strict restrictions on teens’ usage of social media sites and mandate that all other users provide proof of age.

Elon Musk’s X is suing a media watchdog group over pro-Nazi reports. The media group known as Media Matters accused X, formerly Twitter, of placing ads near pro-Nazi posts that praised Hitler.

IBM has suspended ads on X, formerly Twitter after their ads appeared near pro-Nazi posts.

The head of the terrorist organization’s “letter to the America” has gone viral on TikTok amid the crisis in the Middle East.

Meta and Google’s YouTube have faced criminal complaints in Ireland for spying on their users.

The New York and California states have sued Meta over deliberately designing the platforms addictive.
