The Latest Breaking News from Internet

After enforcing "one of the most severe blackouts in history," Iran is moving towards a permanent whitelisting system to better police the internet. Here's what is at stake for people in Iran, and beyond.

"I read on the internet that vaccines cause autism." That's a line many doctors and other medical healthcare professionals have hard many times, especially in recent years. All they can do is remain professional and not engage, but some anti-vax patients say and do much more crazier things than saying…

Experts say uneven connectivity suggests regime is throttling and filtering data as losses said to hit $36m a day

The internet has never offered more choice—or more confusion. Every day, new platforms, offers, and communities emerge, promising entertainment, connection, or quick wins. At the same time, the tactics used by bad actors have become more polished, borrowing the language and design cues of legitimate services to appear trustworthy at…

What began on Dec. 28 in Tehran as a revolt against economic hardship and the collapse of the national currency quickly spread across dozens of other Iranian cities and provinces. People from diverse socioeconomic, religious and ethnic backgrounds joined what has become the largest anti-regime protest since the 1979 revolution.

The internet never stops refreshing, and somehow the best posts still manage to slip through the cracks. These curated finds rescue clever, funny, and genuinely interesting content from being buried under endless scrolls, proving that good stuff is still out there, you just need help finding it.

Founder of the world wide web says commercialisation means the net has been ‘optimised for nastiness’, but collaboration and compassion can prevail

This week, the internet dusted off a forgotten JD Vance clip from CNN, back when he was just a senator. A year later, it still plays like an unintentional audition tape for hypocrisy. But we’re only now that realizing it was always this obvious.

This is, in my opinion, exactly what the Internet is for: Bringing like-minded nerds together to help each other gain skills and knowledge.

Investors interested in quantum computing could consider ETFs focused on cloud services enabling small businesses to use big technology.

Google Maps not only helps in finding directions but helps individuals in planning, organising and navigating their day more effectively. It has over 1 billion active users each month. One can save their favorite cafes and also check if there is traffic along their way especially in heavy populated cities…