Where we Critically Analyse what we live for
TikTok briefly went offline in the U.S. after a ban under PAFACA, requiring ByteDance to divest its U.S. operations over national security concerns. The Supreme Court upheld the ruling, setting a January 2025 deadline. While the app resumed after Trump’s support, its future remains uncertain, with speculation on U.S. buyers and users migrating to other platforms.
Scrolling through my Twitter feed, I stumbled upon the information Twitter has the authority to change user settings to regulate data. Digging a bit more into it, I found that Twitter changes privacy and safety settings of users for content control. Twitter needs to come clean on the safety of our user data. Image Source: Forbes
What does the newspaper mean to you? Your daily dose of information or a tool to enhance your skills? Whatever it is, it is the last news medium with an ounce of credibility. What does it mean for us, if there are no newspapers tomorrow? Read to find out!
Society is indifferent to the sufferings unless it knocks on their doors. How does silent spectatorship serve us as a community?
Today we live in a world surrounded by gadgets. While it has made our life easier on a lot of fronts, it has caused a massive setback to our relationships and health. We need to break the shackles of dependency on gadgets and social media to help ourselves. Can we do it?
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