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Blinded by pseudoscience: how a miracle health gadget is being flogged

Promoters of the Healy claim to use it on everything from cancer to fixing a boiler

Daily Mirror

Meet Shou Zi Chew, the most important CEO you've never heard of

Shou Zi Chew has been TikTok's boss for 2 years needs to convince U.S. lawmakers that the social media app, owned by China-based ByteDance, is not a threat to national security.

Fortune

8 dolphins die after washing up on beach in miserable scene

Authorities were alerted and veterinarians rushed to the scene in Sea Isle City, New Jersey after eight dolphins became stranded and washed off on two beaches

Daily Mirror

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Predator who used Facebook Messenger to try and lure 14-year-old girl to London for sex jailed

A paedophile was caught in a sting texting a Facebook profile he believed belonged to a teenage girl.

Evening Standard

Shou Chew: How a Facebook intern became the boss of TikTok

Despite his being head of the world’s most popular app, the enigmatic CEO’s Wikipedia page is just six sentences long

The Independent UK

California bill would force Big Tech to pay for news content

In the latest attempt by legislators to rein in Silicon Valley, a measure has been introduced in California that would force tech companies such as Facebook and Google to pay publishers for news content from which their platforms profit.

Los Angeles Times

Fight against ‘malinformation’ is censorship by government proxy

Disinformation and misinformation have always been contested categories, defined by subjective judgment. But malinformation is even more clearly in the eye of the beholder.

Chicago Sun-Times

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OPINION - The metaverse might be unpopular, but haptics might change that

Many believe the future will be about haptics

Evening Standard

Rats seen scurrying around outside Morrisons store forcing pest control to be called in

The footage, which was shared on Facebook, was taken just yards from the main entrance of the supermarket

Wales Online

Videos urged counter-protesters to attack LGBTQ+ activists outside Sydney church

Messages sent prior to violent confrontation encouraged group to ‘grab them and drag them by their fucking hair’

The Guardian - AU

Former Meta recruiter claims she got paid $190,000 a year to do ‘nothing’ amid company’s layoffs

‘We weren’t expected to hire anybody for the first six months, even the first year’

The Independent UK

The Crusade Against 'Malinformation' Explicitly Targets Inconvenient Truths

The legal challenge to censorship by proxy highlights covert government manipulation of online speech.

Reason

Ron DeSantis caught in leaked video

DeSantis spoke to the Teneo Network, a secretive well-funded group run by SCOTUS takeover architect Leonard Leo

Salon

Zuckerberg, Meta are sued for failing to address sex trafficking, child exploitation

A new lawsuit accuses Mark Zuckerberg and other Meta Platforms Inc executives and directors of failing to do enough to stop sex trafficking and child sexual exploitation on Facebook and Instagram.

Reuters

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Evening Standard

TikTok bans some forms of AI-generated content

TikTok has introduced new rules on ‘synthetic’ AI content in an attempt to avoid abuse of its platform

IT Pro

Greek intelligence allegedly uses Predator spyware to wiretap Facebook security staffer

A former Facebook employee in Greece, a US national, was allegedly placed under a wiretap by the country’s national intelligence service through Predator spyware. Artemis Seaford worked for Facebook between 2020 and 2022 as a trust and safety manager in Greece. She became suspicious of a potential hack after spotting…

The Independent UK

‘Officers told to delete WhatsApp messages during internal campaign briefings’

An officer said the advice was given during briefings for the internal Not In My Met campaign, an initiative to drive out unacceptable behaviour.

The Conversation

China could be harvesting TikTok data, but much of the user information is already out in the open

The social media app TikTok has been a focus for concerns that the Chinese government could access data on individual users. Whether the app poses a security risk remains unclear, but TikTok has now been banned from government devices in several countries.

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Dublin Live

Expert warns of WhatsApp 'family emergency' scam targeting users across Ireland

Cybercriminals pretend to be a victim’s acquaintance after they have stolen a photo from that acquaintance's Facebook or Instagram

Bristol Post

Asda reveal why self-checkout cameras scan your face at tills

The supermarket giant has explained the true purpose of the technology after a woman's claim went viral on social media

The Independent UK

If you love someone, don’t follow them on social media

Is your boyfriend taking too many photos of your food for the ’gram? Is your girlfriend using you as a litmus test for their Twitter opinions? Would these problems be solved by just not following your loved ones on social media, asks Oliver Keens

USA Today Sports Media Group

UFC 286 reactions: Winning and losing fighters on social media

See how the UFC 286 winners and losers reacted on social media outlets such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Space

Win a free copy of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 1 in this Facebook giveaway!

Space.com and Paramount are teaming together to offer a chance to win a free Blu-Ray Steelbook edition of the critically-acclaimed first season.

ABC News

Online casinos based offshore are illegally targeting Australians on Facebook. Who is responsible?

A series of advertisements for an online casino that target Australians are being shown on Facebook. The case has reopened the debate about how easy it is for offshore businesses to use the internet to evade Australian law, writes Casey Briggs.

Daily Mirror

Woman discovers Shrek's face in pistachio ice cream - complete with grumpy features

The woman was left in hysterics after spotting Shrek staring back at her in her pistachio ice cream - but others can see another famous film character in the tub

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