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Palestinian-backed social platform UpScrolled sees 40,000 new users in days as TikTok ownership deal sparks censorship fears. Servers crashed from sudden user influx.
TikTok and Snap settled social media addiction lawsuits while Meta and YouTube head to trial. What does this strategic split reveal about Big Tech's legal calculus?
French lawmakers passed legislation banning social media for children under 15, following Australia's lead. The move sparks debate over child protection versus digital rights.
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Following TikTok's ownership change, users are migrating to alternative platforms. UpScrolled gained 41,000 downloads in just three days, promising political neutrality.
A Minneapolis ICE shooting video spread across Reddit's diverse communities, transforming everyday online spaces into platforms for political resistance and digital activism.
Open-source video app Skylight surges amid TikTok ownership concerns. Is this the beginning of decentralized social media's moment?
Newly released internal documents reveal how Meta, Snap, TikTok, and YouTube systematically targeted teenagers while knowing the risks of heavy digital engagement.
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Meta, TikTok, and YouTube face thousands of lawsuits over teen mental health. What happens when social media giants must defend their algorithms in court?
TikTok users worldwide report login failures, upload issues, and algorithm resets during the platform's first weekend after completing its US arm sale, raising questions about the technical complexities of platform ownership transfers.
Federal agents' recent civilian shootings are pushing even apolitical social media accounts to speak out, marking a shift in online discourse boundaries.
