The Dangerous Rise of AI Therapy Chatbots
As AI chatbots increasingly offer mental health support, experts warn of the risks—from misdiagnosis to emotional detachment. Are we trading genuine care for algorithmic convenience?
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Older viewers prefer YouTube to TV, study finds
A surprising trend reveals that viewers aged 50+ are increasingly choosing YouTube for entertainment, news, and learning, reshaping digital media consumption.
Mystery illness makes patient gouge out own eye
A shocking medical case reveals a patient who gouged out their own eye due to an unidentified neurological disorder. Doctors remain baffled by the rare condition.
Switch off notifications for better mental health, says psychologist
A leading psychologist urges UK residents to take control of their digital habits by turning off notifications, highlighting the benefits for mental wellbeing.
Starmer’s Digital ID Plan Sparks Privacy Debate
Labour leader Keir Starmer proposes a digital ID scheme to streamline immigration and public service access, sparking debate over privacy and efficiency.
Nudifying Apps Exploit Children, Warns Commissioner
Children's Commissioner Rachel de Souza exposes the alarming spread of AI-powered 'nudifying' apps targeting minors, urging immediate action to protect young people from digital harm.
Teens use AI apps to create fake nudes of classmates
Disturbing reports reveal teenage boys are using AI-powered apps to create fake nude images of female classmates and teachers, sparking outrage and calls for stricter regulation.
Texting Overload: How Constant Messaging Causes Burnout
Sarah Akinterinwa’s latest cartoon highlights the modern struggle with digital communication overload and its impact on mental health. Discover why burnout from endless texting is becoming a widespread issue.
Musk's X warns UK safety law threatens free speech
Elon Musk's social media platform X warns that the UK's Online Safety Act could threaten free speech by requiring users to verify their age with ID. Critics argue this may deter anonymous expression online.
Online Safety Act: Where Politics Fails
A critical look at how political factions are misjudging the implications of the UK's Online Safety Act, risking freedoms and failing to address real digital harms.
Why Everyone Hates Music Apps – Time to Leave Spotify
Streaming services like Spotify dominate the music industry, but users are growing frustrated. Discover why it might be time to abandon these platforms for good.
Is Google Search Going Extinct? AI Threat Explained
Experts warn that traditional search engines like Google may become obsolete as AI chatbots and direct app usage reshape how we find information online.
Elon Musk's Grok AI challenges Apple's Siri dominance
Elon Musk's xAI unveils Grok, a revolutionary AI assistant poised to rival Apple's Siri. Discover how this cutting-edge technology could reshape the future of digital assistants.
UK prison crisis: homicides and self-harm soar
Shocking new figures expose a deepening crisis in UK prisons, with record levels of violence, self-harm, and homicides. Experts warn of a system buckling under pressure.
Australia bans social media for under-16s
Australia enforces a groundbreaking ban on social media for under-16s, with TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook in the crosshairs. Discover how it’s being enforced and which platforms are exempt.
Ofcom warns tech giants: Comply or face fines
UK's digital regulator Ofcom issues a stark warning to tech giants like Meta and Google: adhere to the new Online Safety Act or risk hefty penalties.
Spotify, Xbox accounts face deletion under UK Online Safety Act
Spotify and Xbox users in the UK face potential account deletions under the new Online Safety Act, sparking widespread outrage over privacy and digital rights.
China anger over non-consensual explicit photo sharing on Telegram
Chinese authorities are cracking down on online groups distributing intimate images of women without permission, sparking widespread anger and calls for stricter digital privacy laws.
BBC Radio sees decline in listener figures
Recent figures reveal a notable decline in BBC Radio's audience, sparking debates over changing media habits and competition from digital platforms.
Maine parents ditch smartphones for landlines to limit screen time
Concerned about excessive screen time, parents in Maine are taking drastic measures by replacing smartphones with old-school landlines. Discover why this trend is gaining traction.
London to India: A £2-a-day beach paradise
A former Londoner shares her incredible journey of leaving the city's rat race behind to embrace a serene beachside life in India, where fresh meals cost just £2 and breathtaking views come free.
TikTok's 'Perfect Face' trend sparks mental health concerns
A viral TikTok trend is sparking debate as users digitally alter their faces to fit an unattainable 'perfect' aesthetic. Experts warn of the psychological risks.
Australia’s Social Media Ban: Teens Weigh In
Australia's bold move to ban social media for under-16s sparks debate. Teens share their insights on how the ban might unfold and its potential impact.
Luckin Coffee surpasses Starbucks as world's largest chain
China's Luckin Coffee has dethroned Starbucks as the world's largest coffee chain, marking a seismic shift in the global coffee market. Discover how aggressive expansion and digital innovation fueled this unprecedented rise.
UK Online Safety Law drives 5M daily age checks, VPN surge
The UK's new Online Safety Act has led to a surge in age verification checks and a dramatic rise in VPN usage as users seek to bypass restrictions.
YouTube overtakes traditional TV in UK viewing habits
A new study reveals that British audiences are spending more time watching YouTube on their TVs than traditional broadcast channels. Discover the shift in viewing habits and what it means for the future of entertainment.
Internet Privacy Myth: Women's Data Exploited by Tea App
A shocking revelation exposes how personal data shared by women on the Tea app was misused, highlighting the dangers of digital trust.
Santander axes 140 UK jobs in branch shake-up
Santander announces significant job cuts across its UK branches, affecting 140 roles as part of a broader digital transformation strategy.
Australia Considers YouTube Ban for Under-16s
Australia is debating a radical proposal to restrict YouTube access for users under 16, sparking concerns over digital rights and parental responsibility.
Australia debates social media ban for under-16s
The Australian government is debating a potential ban on social media access for under-16s, citing mental health risks. Could this set a global precedent?
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