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Most Australian Teens Circumvent Under-16 Online Ban
PoliticsAl Jazeera11d ago

Most Australian Teens Circumvent Under-16 Online Ban

The Australian government has defended its ban on under-16s accessing certain online platforms, despite a report concluding that most teenagers have found ways to circumvent the restriction three months after its implementation.

AI YouTuber Gossip Goblin to Release AI Film in Theaters
Cultureforbesvarietydeadline21d ago3 sources

AI YouTuber Gossip Goblin to Release AI Film in Theaters

AI YouTuber Gossip Goblin is set to debut its AI-generated film, 'Gods Don’t Give Gifts,' in US movie theaters. This marks a significant step for AI-created content moving from online platforms to the big screen.

Debate on Social Media Ban for Under-16s Intensifies
Politicsindex-hrirish-independent1mo ago2 sources

Debate on Social Media Ban for Under-16s Intensifies

A global discussion is emerging regarding the potential ban of social media for individuals under 16 years old. Ireland is considering following the UK's lead to protect children from being overwhelmed by online platforms.

Guide to Online Fast Loans with National ID
Financela-vanguardia1mo ago

Guide to Online Fast Loans with National ID

This article compares various online platforms for quick loans using a national ID or NIE, detailing their requirements, costs, terms, and alternatives for fast liquidity or for individuals listed in ASNEF.

IShowSpeed Sparks Digital Debate Online
Cultureklix-batrinidad-express3mo ago2 sources

IShowSpeed Sparks Digital Debate Online

Internet personality IShowSpeed has ignited a significant digital debate, drawing attention and discussion across various online platforms.

Global Push for Stricter Age Verification on Social Media to Protect Children
TechnologyFTThe Guardianstraits-times+2malay-mailprotothema-en3mo ago5 sources

Global Push for Stricter Age Verification on Social Media to Protect Children

There is a growing international movement to implement stricter age verification and regulation on social media and online platforms to safeguard children. This includes calls from UK politician Keir Starmer for social media firms to take responsibility, as well as plans for curbs in Malaysia and considerations in Canada for under-16s.

Pensioner swindled out of almost €90,000
World5mo ago

Pensioner swindled out of almost €90,000

A 66-year-old man reported that unknown individuals reached out to him via online platforms from May to November 2025, convincing him to invest in cryptocurrencies, police said on Wednesday.

Digital Invoicing and E-Receipts in Hungary by 2026
Businesshvg5mo ago

Digital Invoicing and E-Receipts in Hungary by 2026

Hungarian articles discuss the increasing prevalence of digital invoicing and e-receipt services in Hungary, outlining the obligations for taxpayers using online platforms and the distinction between legal concepts and technological implementation by 2026.

Starmer Pledges No 'Free Pass' for Online Platforms on Child Safety
PoliticsReutersBBCbloomberg+3FTAl JazeeraThe Independent5mo ago6 sources

Starmer Pledges No 'Free Pass' for Online Platforms on Child Safety

Keir Starmer has declared that internet platforms will not receive a 'free pass' when it comes to child safety, as the government outlines plans and a consultation to bolster protection for young people online, potentially including a social media ban for under-16s.

Deutsche Bahn Demands ZDF Documentary Be Taken Offline
Politicsfaz13d ago

Deutsche Bahn Demands ZDF Documentary Be Taken Offline

Deutsche Bahn is insisting that a ZDF documentary featuring Dunja Hayali, 'Am Puls,' be removed from online platforms, a demand the broadcaster has rejected. The railway company is reportedly considering legal action to enforce its request.

Russia Accuses Telegram Founder Pavel Durov of Aiding Terrorism
PoliticsBBCbloombergNYT+67FTle-mondeThe GuardianAl Jazeeranrkcbchelsingin-sanomatruv+59 more14d ago70 sources

Russia Accuses Telegram Founder Pavel Durov of Aiding Terrorism

Russian authorities have accused Telegram founder Pavel Durov of aiding terrorism and have issued an international arrest warrant for him. This move is part of Russia's ongoing crackdown on online platforms.

France Bans Social Media for Children Under 15
Worldde-volkskrantdelfi-lt21d ago2 sources

France Bans Social Media for Children Under 15

France has implemented a ban preventing children under the age of 15 from using social media platforms such as Facebook and TikTok. This measure aims to regulate access to online platforms for minors.

EU Court Upholds RT Content Ban for Free Websites
Worldlsm-lvtvn24aktuality-sk1mo ago3 sources

EU Court Upholds RT Content Ban for Free Websites

The European Court of Justice has ruled that the ban on disseminating content from the Kremlin-backed media outlet RT also applies to free-to-access websites. This decision reinforces the prohibition of RT content distribution across various online platforms.

UK Government Aims to Boost Reputable Media on Online Platforms
Politicsirozhlas1mo ago

UK Government Aims to Boost Reputable Media on Online Platforms

The British government plans to increase the visibility of established media outlets on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, believing that misinformation online poses an 'existential threat to democracy.' The proposal suggests algorithms should prioritize recognized media content.

Western Balkans Youth Need Enhanced Skills to Detect Online Fake News
Politicsbalkan-insight2mo ago

Western Balkans Youth Need Enhanced Skills to Detect Online Fake News

A new BIRN report concludes that young people in the Western Balkans require improved practical skills to identify fake news on the internet and social media. The report also calls for better standards and transparency from online platforms to make false information easier to detect.

WorldReutersstraits-times2mo ago2 sources

Malaysia to Introduce New Online Youth Protection Rules

Malaysia announced its intention to introduce new regulations designed to protect young people using online platforms. These rules aim to enhance the safety and well-being of youth in the digital space.

China Formalizes Labor Rules for Gig Workers
Businessstraits-timeschannel-news-asiachina-daily+1star-malaysia3mo ago4 sources

China Formalizes Labor Rules for Gig Workers

China has moved to formalize labor rules and push for contract and pay reforms for gig workers on online platforms. This initiative aims to address the pressures within the labor market and provide better protections for those engaged in ad hoc work.

Home Shopping Pioneer QVC Prepares for Bankruptcy Filing
BusinessAPYahoo3mo ago2 sources

Home Shopping Pioneer QVC Prepares for Bankruptcy Filing

QVC, the pioneering home shopping network, is reportedly preparing to file for bankruptcy protection. This move comes as the company faces challenges from changing consumer shopping habits and increased competition from online platforms.

EU Unveils Digital Age Verification Tool for Online Services
TechnologybloombergFTThe Guardian+61dr-dknrknzzyle-uutisetcbchelsingin-sanomatnostagesschau+53 more3mo ago64 sources

EU Unveils Digital Age Verification Tool for Online Services

The European Union is introducing a new digital identity card and app designed for age verification on online platforms, particularly social media. This initiative aims to ensure compliance with age restrictions for users across the EU, including children and adults.

Will Japan follow Australia’s lead and ban children from social media?
TechnologySCMP4mo ago

Will Japan follow Australia’s lead and ban children from social media?

A Japanese government agency has opened discussions on imposing a ban on children accessing social media sites, potentially following Australia’s lead in prohibiting under-16s from the most popular online platforms. Experts say it is far too early to determine whether the Australian experiment is a success and can be replicated in Japan, although there is a widely held belief that more is needed to limit the negative consequences of unfettered internet access to youth. In January, Japan’s...

Indonesia to Ban Social Media for Children Under 16
TechnologyAPBBCNYT+21le-mondeThe Guardiandr-dknosberlingskeDWSCMPder-standard+13 more5mo ago24 sources

Indonesia to Ban Social Media for Children Under 16

Indonesia's Minister of Communications and Digital Affairs, Meutya Hafid, announced that the country will ban social media for children under the age of 16.

Ofcom urged to clarify if Palestine Action content should still be removed online
PoliticsThe Guardian5mo ago

Ofcom urged to clarify if Palestine Action content should still be removed online

Rights groups and experts say situation is unclear as ruling that quashed ban faces challenge from home secretary Human rights organisations, academics and writers have called on Ofcom to clarify what the high court ruling that the ban on Palestine Action was unlawful will mean for online platforms pending the home secretary’s appeal against the judgment. The Metropolitan police have said that officers will no longer arrest people at protests who express support for the direct action group. B...

Concerns Over New Trend of Unmotivated Violence in Denmark
Worldberlingske1d ago

Concerns Over New Trend of Unmotivated Violence in Denmark

Following a case in Sweden where an 82-year-old was unprovokedly stabbed by a teenager, and a new Danish terror case in Hadsten, there are concerns that a new trend of unmotivated violence, possibly fueled by online platforms, may be emerging in Denmark.

British Authorities Uncover International Network of Rapists
Worldmkd-mk1mo ago

British Authorities Uncover International Network of Rapists

The National Crime Agency (NCA) announced the discovery of an international network of rapists who used online platforms to arrange attacks or record sexual abuse, often within relationships based on trust, with many victims unaware of what happened due to being drugged.

Australia's Social Media Ban for Under-16s Shows Little Impact
TechnologyThe Guardianfazlsm-lv+5The Independentnational-postirish-independentjapan-timesrte-news1mo ago8 sources

Australia's Social Media Ban for Under-16s Shows Little Impact

A recent study indicates that Australia's ban on social media for children under 16 has had minimal impact, with four out of five underage teens continuing to use online platforms despite the prohibition.

Anti-Immigration Riots Erupt in Belfast Following Attempted Decapitation
WorldBBCbloombergNYT+47le-mondeThe GuardianAl Jazeeradr-dknrknzzyle-uutisethelsingin-sanomat+39 more2mo ago50 sources

Anti-Immigration Riots Erupt in Belfast Following Attempted Decapitation

Belfast experienced a second night of anti-immigration riots, with cars set ablaze and property damaged, following an incident where a Sudanese man allegedly attempted to decapitate a passerby. The victim's family has appealed for calm amidst the escalating violence, which has drawn condemnation from UK Prime Minister Starmer.

NEMA Website Infiltrated by Hackers
TechnologyPremium Timespunch-ng2mo ago2 sources

NEMA Website Infiltrated by Hackers

The official website of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has been infiltrated by hackers. This incident has raised concerns about the security of government online platforms.

Miami Woman Accused of Luring, Robbing Man via Instagram
PoliticsFox NewsYahoo3mo ago2 sources

Miami Woman Accused of Luring, Robbing Man via Instagram

A Miami woman is accused of using Instagram to lure a man to a luxury condominium, where she and two accomplices allegedly robbed him. The incident highlights a concerning trend of online platforms being used for criminal activities.

Guide to Finding Work Abroad Through Online Platforms
Businessnewsmaker-md4mo ago

Guide to Finding Work Abroad Through Online Platforms

This article provides an overview of online platforms available for individuals seeking employment opportunities abroad, particularly in Europe. It highlights the shift from traditional methods like intermediaries to direct online job searches.

Concerning rise of online modern slavery in the UK
World24ur5mo ago

Concerning rise of online modern slavery in the UK

A new report in the United Kingdom reveals an alarming increase in modern slavery, with teenage girls and young women increasingly lured into the sexual industry through online platforms promising financial independence.

Germany’s ruling party seeks social media ban for children aged below 14
PoliticsSCMP5mo ago

Germany’s ruling party seeks social media ban for children aged below 14

Germany’s ruling conservatives on Saturday passed ⁠a motion to ban social media use for under 14s and introduce more stringent digital verification checks for teenagers, building momentum for such limits in Germany and elsewhere in Europe. At a party conference in the city of Stuttgart, Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s Christian Democratic Union also called for fines for online platforms that failed to enforce such limits and European ‌Union-wide harmonisation of age standards. A growing number of...