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French riots prompted Emmanuel Macron to float temporary platform bans.

Are you scrolling through your social media feeds, bombarded with images of seemingly flawless bodies, and find yourself questioning your own appearance? The pervasive influence of social media has transformed the way we perceive ourselves and others, often leaving us with lingering doubts about our body image. In this article, we delve deep into the […]

With the rise of social media, it has been argued that we are witnessing the end of an era; however, there is a new concept emerging: Post Social Media. What does it mean for people to be able to share, connect, and engage with each other in the digital world?In other words, Post Social Media […]

Former head of Twitter trust and safety, Yoel Roth, said the decision contradicts the company's "zero-tolerance" policy for child sexual exploitation.

/PRNewswire/ -- Horatio, the customer service outsourcing company behind viral e-commerce, fintech, and celebrity-backed brands, has been named the best...

Some social media users and lawmakers say chronological feeds are healthier. A new study found that Facebook and Instagram users who were forced to see time-ranked posts turned to TikTok instead.

Human rights groups fear the bloc’s content-moderation law could be used to stifle online dissent.

Social apps prioritize content moderation tips from governments and online watchdogs. A US court ruling and a new EU law could restrict the practice, but they still leave loopholes.

What explains the lack of concern of so many users with the content and potential consequences of accepting clickwrap or browserwrap agreements?

Moderating a site isn't easy—just ask Elon. But Bluesky and Reddit are contrasting examples of how not to do it.