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Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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Pressure on social media platforms to protect younger users is sky-high. While rivals scramble for solutions, TikTok and YouTube are trying a curious strategy: silence.
Someone decided mobile games should be 'cuter' for kids. Too bad the colorful paint hides casino-like mechanics.
Some collect stamps, others, like Meta, prefer collecting multi-million dollar fines. This time, the bill for child safety is truly eye-watering.
An American lawyer decided to stop waiting for tech platforms to regulate themselves — and he's taken the fight straight to the courts and corridors of power. The question is simple: what does it actually take to protect kids from the TikTok obsession?
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Are Instagram and Facebook too "sticky" for our kids? The European Union thinks so, and it's putting Meta on the spot.
The digital world is becoming a minefield. AI "nudification" apps are a nightmare for parents.
Two AI giants just dropped $27 million to sway a local New York election, like rich kids fighting over a toy in the sandbox. Plot twist: nobody really won, and most people have no idea this even happened.
After decades of research and endless parenting debates, scientists have finally stopped beating around the bush: 13 is the magic number. Not 8, not 10, not "whenever the other kids get one" — 13 is when a teenager's brain is developed enough to handle a smartphone without becoming its slave.
A missile strike in Iran killed about 120 children at an elementary school, and Anthropic's CEO has no clue whether his AI had anything to do with it. When you're selling weapons (digital ones) to the US military, it'd be nice to know where they end up.
Myra's daughter opened a Roblox account at 8, just like millions of kids worldwide. Now the platform is fighting to move sexual abuse lawsuits out of court entirely, into closed-door arbitration — and the reason is as legal as it is troubling.
