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Parents and LGBTQ advocates spoke out this week at the Ohio Statehouse against a bill that would force educators to out a student’s sexuality to their parents and notify parents on “sexuality” content. “Forcing schools to out kids, regardless of their home situation, will lead to unconscionable cruelty against LGBTQ kids,” Maria Bruno, Equality Ohio’s […] The post LGBTQ advocates speak out against forced-outing bill during Ohio Senate education co...

Marvels May 2024 solicits in full, a little earlier than some might have expected. With Blood Hunt, Amazing Spider-Man #50 and Wolverine #50.

A lack of legal protections and weak technical tools mean solutions to the exploding problem of fake explicit content are limited.

Spotify users are noticing that explicit lyrics are still displaying even with the content filter. Spotify is currently under fire after several users reported seeing explicit lyrics even after enabling the platform's content filter.

“I just wanna live in a society where we can all acknowledge that a song that’s entitled ‘Think U The S**t (Fart)’ is in fact itself a s**t fart,” Candace Owens said about Ice Spice's latest single.

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Spotify shows racial slurs and explicit song lyrics on “clean” versions of tracks, it has been revealed.

Gutted trust and safety teams and loose content moderation at X may have been to blame.

There are a few approaches for anyone who prefers not to hear music containing explicit language when using the Spotify app. We'll break down the options.

Have you ever found yourself scrolling through Pinterest only to be startled by the unexpected sight of a exposed image? The visual discovery platform, known for its diverse array of creative ideas, occasionally displays content that may pique your interest. Why are there women getting naked on Pinterest? It’s a question that may have crossed […]