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To raise money to challenge the power and abuses of Big Tech, cosmetics giant Lush is joining forces with the decentralised movement People vs Big Tech this Black Friday.

As part of the company’s ‘Big Tech Rebellion’, this Black Friday Lush will donate all profits from a limited-edition bath bomb to decentralised organisation People vs Big Tech.

After ditching social media, the brand doubled down on forging collaborations with the likes of Netflix, Mattel, and Paramount to fuel excitement. Here’s how that plan has played out.

The cosmetics brand’s chief digital officer says he has an eye on the metaverse as he outlines plans to stop spending with Google, Amazon, Meta, Apple and Microsoft by 2026.

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Beauty brand Lush has called it quits across social media, in order to “take action to provide a safer environment”. It's second social media blackout.

By now, most of you have probably seen advertisements for "Meta," the new corporate name for Facebook, the social media monstrosity that has dominated millions (billions?) of lives for over a decade. Just as that has occurred, several corporations have made a point of dumping Facebook publicly, including beauty supplier Lush: 

The decision was taken due to 'overwhelming evidence we are being put at risk when using social media.'

Cosmetics major Lush will close all global social media accounts across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Snapchat this month, stating they will remain closed until the platforms provide a safer environment for users.

While most brands are revving up their social media for Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the rest of the holiday shopping season, one teen favorite just made a shocking announcement:...