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Tik-tots: the rules for children on social mediafeature Third of parents say they would allow their child to use popular platforms ‘despite the age requirement’
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Meta disables some Instagram filters in Texas and Illinois due to facial recognition lawsSpeed Read
By Kelsee Majette, The Week US Published
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Meta is paying a Republican consulting firm to 'turn the public against' TikTokSpeed Read
By Brigid Kennedy Published
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How false notions of moral autonomy scrambled American parentingopinion American parents are great at keeping our kids' bodies safe. But what about their minds?
By Jason Thacker Published
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Standing 'sentinel' on social media won't fix UkraineTalking Point
By Bonnie Kristian Published
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Facebook to temporarily allow some posts calling for violence against Putin, 'Russian invaders'Speed Read
By Catherine Garcia, The Week US Published
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Meta executive warns Russia is cutting citizens off 'from reliable information' by blocking FacebookSpeed Read
By Brigid Kennedy Published
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How toxic superusers determine what everyone else sees on FacebookSpeed Read
By Grayson Quay Published
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Meta’s big plunge: ‘Zuck shock’ is a nasty ‘brush with reality’In the Spotlight Why have the social media giant’s shares fallen off a cliff?
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Peter Thiel, an early Facebook investor, is stepping down from Meta boardSpeed Read
By Catherine Garcia, The Week US Published
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‘Kirstie Allsopp telling young people off won’t help them get on the property ladder’Instant Opinion Your digest of analysis from the British and international press
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We used to be a proper country. Now we argue about Whoopi Goldberg.opinion How Americans lost even a vestigial capacity for seriousness about real problems
By Samuel Goldman Published
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Facebook lost daily users for the 1st time in its history last quarter, and investors were not pleasedSpeed Read
By Peter Weber, The Week US Published
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The case against surveillance advertisingopinion Ads were just fine when they weren't targeted using your most intimate personal details
By Ryan Cooper Published
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