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Why Did Facebook Disable Accounts for Sharing a Single Photo?

Social media moderation controversies continue to raise questions about digital freedom. Quick Intro Social media platforms use automated systems and moderation policies to remove content they consider harmful or against guidelines. But what happens when users get punished simply for sharing a photo? A controversial incident involving Facebook sparked debates around censorship, AI moderation, and

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Cost of living: Port Talbot mum’s debt drove her to the brink

When her 16-year-old daughter called “petrified” that bailiffs  fully  body armour were banging on the door, Julie Andrews realised she needed help. The carer was £28,000 in debt for not paying gas, electric and  property tax  bills and had payday loans so she could buy her three children school uniform. “There were times  i assumed

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Google: India fines tech giant $161m for unfair practices

Indian authorities have fined Google 13bn rupees ($161m; £144m) for using its Android platform to dominate the market. The country’s competition regulator has accused the tech giant of  getting into  “one-sided agreements” with smartphone makers to ensure the dominance of its apps. It has ordered Google to “cease and desist” from such practices. Google has

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Charley-Ann Patterson was sent upsetting TikTok before taking her life

A bullied 12-year-old girl was sent an upsetting social media video days before she killed herself, an inquest has heard. Charley-Ann Patterson was found dead at her  range in  Cramlington, Northumberland, on 1 October 2020. Her mother told the hearing the youngster was also sent other “inappropriate” messages by pupils at her school. The inquest

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TikTok could also be fined £27m for failing to protect children

TikTok could face a £27m fine for failing  to guard  children’s privacy when they’re using the platform. The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) found the video-sharing platform may have processed  the info  of under-13s without appropriate consent. The watchdog said the breach happened over  quite  two years – until July 2020 – but that it

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