Australia Proposes ‘Digital Duty of Care’ for Big Tech

The Australian government is set to introduce legislation aimed at regulating digital services, emphasizing user control over content feeds.

The Australian government is set to introduce legislation aimed at regulating digital services, emphasizing user control over content feeds.

Operation Bluebird has officially launched its new social media platform, Twitter.now, claiming the rights to the Twitter name and logo after Elon Musk's X Corporation allegedly abandoned them.

Instagram's head, Adam Mosseri, expressed surprise during a trial over social media addiction, revealing that employees were instructed to limit his access to critical teen safety data.

Retro offers a unique approach to social media, focusing on sharing personal moments with close friends in a simplified format.

A recent ruling from the 9th Circuit Court allows a significant lawsuit against Meta to proceed, with potential damages exceeding $1.4 trillion, highlighting the ongoing legal challenges for Big Tech.

The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center warns of ongoing scams where fraudsters impersonate the bureau to deceive victims of cybercrime.

WhatsApp has announced the rollout of usernames, allowing users to connect without sharing phone numbers, enhancing privacy for its global user base.

An investigation reveals Polymarket's strategy of incentivizing creators to produce deceptive content promoting its prediction market.

Meta has launched Forum, a dedicated app for Facebook Groups, designed to facilitate focused discussions among users.

Google's latest update to its AI search features now incorporates insights from Reddit and other social media platforms, enhancing the depth of information provided to users.