A popular female coding Instagram account that said men 'suffer from biases equally to women' was created by a man, report says

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Who you follow on Instagram could be costing you dates

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Following a lot of hyper-sexualized content on social media may be turning off potential dates in the real world.

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'An era in the United States has ended': The Chinese internet is alight with tributes to Henry Kissinger

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Henry Kissinger accepts food from Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai during a state banquet in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing in 1973

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Elon Musk shouldn't be able to 'determine the course of a war,' says Live Aid organizer Bob Geldof

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Bob Geldof said Elon Musk is "socially uncomfortable"

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Companies wanted to make Instagram-worthy offices. Instagram commenters roasted them.

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Does an Instagrammable office make it more alluring? A New York Times article highlighted some employers who are fancying up their digs to lure workers back to the office. But reaction on social media was swift — and negative.

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There is no 'smoking gun' linking social media use to mental health harm, a study using data from over 2 million people found

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TikTok couple say they don't exploit their kids for content, deny making them produce 40 videos on Disney World trip

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Mark Zuckerberg can kiss 'Hot Zuck Summer' goodbye. Instagram is now in full crisis mode.

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Mark Zuckerberg might have enjoyed a "Hot Zuck Summer." But an "Instagram Nightmare Fall" could now be in the making after a disturbing report on the app serving adults inappropriate images of children — along with a big lawsuit from 33 state attorneys general.

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Meta 'misled' the public through a campaign that downplayed the amount harmful content on Instagram and Facebook, court documents show

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New court documents argue that Meta misled the public and its users about the amount of harmful content on its platforms.

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33 states accuse Meta of having a big 'open secret' — millions of underage users

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Meta is facing co-ordinated legal action from 33 US states.

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