Meta Ordered to Pay Damages Over Harm to Children

A court has ordered Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, to pay damages after finding that the company failed to adequately protect children from harmful content and online exploitation on its platforms. The ruling is the latest in a growing series of legal challenges facing major social media companies over the impact […]

The War Against Collusion to Build a Proxy-Censorship Model

The War Against Collusion to Build a Proxy-Censorship Model

It has become evident that efforts at building a global censorship network are too expansive and nuanced to be the work of coincidence or a select few. Evidently, there are many corporations behind the war on free speech. However, what is constantly coming to the fore is the vast networks of those involved, and even […]

Australia Widens Teen Social Media Ban to Include YouTube, Scraps Exemptions

In a significant move aimed at protecting young Australians, the government has announced a major expansion of its social media ban for teenagers, now including YouTube and scrapping previous exemptions. This decision, which takes effect in December, underscores a growing global concern over the impact of social media on the mental health and development of […]