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Airbnb Account Blocked for Five Years Due to Ex-Partner's Fraudulent Activity
A woman's Airbnb account was blocked for five years due to fraudulent activity linked to her abusive ex-partner who used her personal information to create accounts; Airbnb has since reinstated her account and issued a £200 voucher after acknowledging systemic failures.
Airbnb Account Blocked for Five Years Due to Ex-Partner's Fraudulent Activity
A woman's Airbnb account was blocked for five years due to fraudulent activity linked to her abusive ex-partner who used her personal information to create accounts; Airbnb has since reinstated her account and issued a £200 voucher after acknowledging systemic failures.
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48% Bias Score
Digital Detox and the Online Safety Act: Navigating the Information Crisis
After a two-week holiday in France with minimal internet use, the author reflects on the overwhelming nature of constant digital information flow, the challenges it poses to rational judgment, and the implications of the UK's new Online Safety Act, which aims to regulate harmful online content.
Digital Detox and the Online Safety Act: Navigating the Information Crisis
After a two-week holiday in France with minimal internet use, the author reflects on the overwhelming nature of constant digital information flow, the challenges it poses to rational judgment, and the implications of the UK's new Online Safety Act, which aims to regulate harmful online content.
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44% Bias Score
AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Images Surge
AI-powered apps are creating realistic nude images of children, leading to suicides and a massive increase in child sexual abuse cases; experts call for stronger government action and tech company accountability.
AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Images Surge
AI-powered apps are creating realistic nude images of children, leading to suicides and a massive increase in child sexual abuse cases; experts call for stronger government action and tech company accountability.
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60% Bias Score
Appeals Court Revives Lawsuit Against X for Negligence in Handling Child Exploitation Video
A federal appeals court revived a lawsuit against X (formerly Twitter) for negligence in handling a video containing explicit images of underage boys, finding that the platform's nine-day delay in reporting the video to NCMEC, after 167,000 views, and its allegedly difficult reporting infrastructure...
Appeals Court Revives Lawsuit Against X for Negligence in Handling Child Exploitation Video
A federal appeals court revived a lawsuit against X (formerly Twitter) for negligence in handling a video containing explicit images of underage boys, finding that the platform's nine-day delay in reporting the video to NCMEC, after 167,000 views, and its allegedly difficult reporting infrastructure...
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32% Bias Score
AI App Aims to Help Tackle Kids' Mental Health Crisis
Aura's new AI-powered app, Balance, monitors children's online activity to detect potential mental health issues, prompting family discussions; its development was spurred by a CEO's daughter's mental health crisis, and while it faces limitations, it's part of a broader societal effort to address gr...
AI App Aims to Help Tackle Kids' Mental Health Crisis
Aura's new AI-powered app, Balance, monitors children's online activity to detect potential mental health issues, prompting family discussions; its development was spurred by a CEO's daughter's mental health crisis, and while it faces limitations, it's part of a broader societal effort to address gr...
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48% Bias Score
Australian Court Upholds Ruling Against X Corp. on Child Exploitation Material
An Australian appeals court ruled against X Corp., ordering it to comply with a safety watchdog's demands for details on combating child exploitation material on its platform, rejecting the company's argument that its merger with Twitter absolved it of previous regulatory obligations in Australia.
Australian Court Upholds Ruling Against X Corp. on Child Exploitation Material
An Australian appeals court ruled against X Corp., ordering it to comply with a safety watchdog's demands for details on combating child exploitation material on its platform, rejecting the company's argument that its merger with Twitter absolved it of previous regulatory obligations in Australia.
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36% Bias Score
Tea Dating App Data Breach Exposes 1.1 Million Messages, 72,000 Images
The Tea dating app, launched in 2023, suffered a data breach on July 25, 2025, exposing approximately 72,000 images and 1.1 million direct messages from users who signed up before February 2024, due to a failure to migrate older systems to secure infrastructure; this resulted in user data being acce...
Tea Dating App Data Breach Exposes 1.1 Million Messages, 72,000 Images
The Tea dating app, launched in 2023, suffered a data breach on July 25, 2025, exposing approximately 72,000 images and 1.1 million direct messages from users who signed up before February 2024, due to a failure to migrate older systems to secure infrastructure; this resulted in user data being acce...
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68% Bias Score
UK Considers Ban on 'Barely Legal' Pornography Following Backlash
In response to the backlash against a Channel 4 documentary featuring sex worker Bonnie Blue, the UK government is considering a ban on pornography depicting adults dressed as children to prevent the normalization of child sexual abuse.
UK Considers Ban on 'Barely Legal' Pornography Following Backlash
In response to the backlash against a Channel 4 documentary featuring sex worker Bonnie Blue, the UK government is considering a ban on pornography depicting adults dressed as children to prevent the normalization of child sexual abuse.
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72% Bias Score
UK Taskforce to Ban "Barely Legal" Pornography Following Controversial Documentary
A UK taskforce will propose legislation this autumn to ban online pornography resembling child sexual abuse, prompted by a Channel 4 documentary featuring porn star Bonnie Blue's activities with 1057 men in 12 hours; Visa and Smirnoff pulled ads after viewing the documentary.
UK Taskforce to Ban "Barely Legal" Pornography Following Controversial Documentary
A UK taskforce will propose legislation this autumn to ban online pornography resembling child sexual abuse, prompted by a Channel 4 documentary featuring porn star Bonnie Blue's activities with 1057 men in 12 hours; Visa and Smirnoff pulled ads after viewing the documentary.
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80% Bias Score
Meta Removes 600,000 Predatory Accounts, Implements New Teen Safety Features
Meta removed over 600,000 predatory accounts from Facebook and Instagram, including 135,000 involved in child sexual exploitation, and implemented new features to improve teen safety by displaying account creation dates, simplifying reporting, and using AI to detect age misrepresentation.
Meta Removes 600,000 Predatory Accounts, Implements New Teen Safety Features
Meta removed over 600,000 predatory accounts from Facebook and Instagram, including 135,000 involved in child sexual exploitation, and implemented new features to improve teen safety by displaying account creation dates, simplifying reporting, and using AI to detect age misrepresentation.
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36% Bias Score
TikTok Unveils New Features to Enhance Platform Safety and User Wellbeing
TikTok is launching new features, including Family Pairing for parental controls, Wellness Missions for healthy digital habits, and Creator Care Mode to reduce online toxicity, aiming to create a safer and more responsible online environment.
TikTok Unveils New Features to Enhance Platform Safety and User Wellbeing
TikTok is launching new features, including Family Pairing for parental controls, Wellness Missions for healthy digital habits, and Creator Care Mode to reduce online toxicity, aiming to create a safer and more responsible online environment.
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40% Bias Score
Australia's Social Media Ban: Ineffective, Educationally Disruptive
Australia's new social media ban for under-16s includes YouTube, causing significant challenges due to enforcement difficulties, disruption to education, and the continued accessibility of harmful content outside the restrictions.
Australia's Social Media Ban: Ineffective, Educationally Disruptive
Australia's new social media ban for under-16s includes YouTube, causing significant challenges due to enforcement difficulties, disruption to education, and the continued accessibility of harmful content outside the restrictions.
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56% Bias Score
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