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Employee depositions reviewed by NPR allege that TikTok executives failed to adequately address internal warnings about child exploitation, harmful content and age-restriction loopholes. TikTok disputes the allegations and points to its investments in teen…
Elon Musk says he will give every child in the United States one SpaceX share in 2027. At recent share prices, the pledge could exceed $10 billion, though eligibility and distribution…
Orkut founder Orkut Büyükkökten seeks public support to revive the social network, emphasising real friendships and communities, with no launch date confirmed.
X is expanding its Gametime sports hub beyond the NFL with an MLB postseason experience, as the platform builds a year-round destination for live sports.
Bluesky has applied for the .bsky top-level domain, which could let users adopt shorter web identities and profile addresses if ICANN approves the request.
Facebook is testing a Reels-first experience in India that opens the app in full-screen video for some users, while keeping the classic Feed available.
Reddit is shutting down RSS feeds and ending public API access as it moves to limit scraping and automated data collection tied to AI tools.
WhatsApp is adding new parental controls that let guardians manage teen interactions, group settings, and Meta AI content preferences.
Meta launches Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses without cameras, offering AI assistant features, calls, music, podcasts, and translation.
Discord begins rolling out age verification measures, using account signals and optional checks to separate teen and adult experiences.
TikTok’s U.S. unit joins Lantern, a cross-platform safety program helping technology companies share signals to fight child exploitation.
X will now show users when posts are limited due to government requests, expanding its transparency tools for content visibility decisions.
