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Six in 10 young people exposed to unsolicited sensitive content online: Study - Vimarsana News

Six in 10 young people exposed to unsolicited sensitive content online: Study

Six in 10 young people reported being exposed to sensitive content without searching for it, and suffered sustained emotional impact, according to a new study on online dangers and well-being.

6 in 10 young people exposed to unsolicited sensitive content online: Study - Vimarsana News

6 in 10 young people exposed to unsolicited sensitive content online: Study

Sensitive content included body image-related content, nudity and unhealthy eating behaviour.  Read more at straitstimes.com.

No recent spike in tech-facilitated sexual harm, but AI poses concern for future: Women's groups - Vimarsana News

No recent spike in tech-facilitated sexual harm, but AI poses concern for future: Women's groups

Edited graphic images are not new, but the ability to generate them through AI has made the process easier. Read more at straitstimes.com.

'I'd constantly look at the 'likes' of the hate comment that kept going up': What's it like to be on the receiving end of cancel culture in Singapore - Vimarsana News

'I'd constantly look at the 'likes' of the hate comment that kept going up': What's it like to be on the receiving end of cancel culture in Singapore

Navigating the digital landscape requires caution - every action and statement is subject to public scrutiny. Influencers, in particular, often find themselves at the mercy of netizens who make unkind and usually unnecessary comments about them, instigating others to follow. This has led to the rise of cancel culture in recent years. Alexander Woon, a law lecturer at the...

'Why do they have the right to do that?' Influencers open up about dealing with online harms, and share tips on how to safeguard oneself - Vimarsana News

'Why do they have the right to do that?' Influencers open up about dealing with online harms, and share tips on how to safeguard oneself

In this day and age, the internet and being online is a big part of our lives, offering connectivity, information and opportunities like never before. However, this connectivity comes with a darker side – online harms. Influencers and content creators often find themselves susceptible to online harms in their lives and work online. In this episode of Got People Say, local actress...