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Reddit is challenging Australia’s social media ban and trying to overturn it in court.
It could soon be the end of an era, as Reddit looks set to leave the open internet and become a logged-in experience.
Surfshark data shows blocks of one fake TikTok Shop domain rose 638% between May and September, as phishing exposure climbs across Europe and the US ahead of Black Friday.
Social media giants have paid over $26 billion in privacy fines since 2020, with Meta responsible for 91% of the global total.
A woman lost 20 years of memories after Meta permanently closed her account and blocked any appeal.
Twitter is dead, but Tweet.app lives. We get the full story on the new name, why it's still pay-only, and how algorithm control could change the social-media game.
Meta just settled the huge US multi-state case against it, alleging the social media giant's products harm teens. It's paying $18B— but are the promised product changes enough to truly protect teens?
Meta and Mark Zuckerberg are about to face their toughest trial yet. How the huge State AG's lawsuit could force Meta to make some difficult decisions.
