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Meta's Instagram and Threads apps are rolling out a change to no longer recommend political content by default. There will be implications for Australian users.

Meta's Instagram and Threads apps are rolling out a change to no longer recommend political content by default. There will be implications for Australian users.

Meta's Instagram and Threads apps are rolling out a change to no longer recommend political content by default. There will be implications for Australian users.

Meta's Instagram and Threads apps are rolling out a change to no longer recommend political content by default. There will be implications for Australian users.

Meta's Instagram and Threads apps are rolling out a change to no longer recommend political content by default. There will be implications for Australian users.

Meta's Instagram and Threads apps are rolling out a change to no longer recommend political content by default. There will be implications for Australian users.

This change not only signals Metas retreat from politics and news more broadly, but also challenges any sense of these platforms being good for democracy at all. Its also likely to have a chilling effect, stopping content creators from engaging politically altogether.

A new change to Meta’s apps will see users no longer recommended political content by default. The ramifications of this will be far-reaching.

Meta has added a new feature that allows users to limit political posts on Instagram and Threads. However, it's enabled by default.

Have you ever wondered who is behind the vibrant pins and creative boards on Pinterest, what are the people behind it and what do they do? The answer may surprise you, revealing interesting insights into Pinterest users’ demographics. According to Pew Research Center’s meticulous research, who uses Pinterest?Pinterest’s mission is to serve as a diverse […]