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Concerns about kids and social media are no longer confined to advocacy groups, worried parents and the occasional documentary narrated by someone speaking in a very serious voice.

If “Ride or Die” owes a debt to any assassin movie or TV show that came before it, then it is “John Wick.”

The Pentagon and the U.S. Department of Justice are working together in an effort to identify and prosecute leakers, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Military Times reports. They have formed a joint task force to fight unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information to news media. “I have delegated tasking authority to the War Department’s Office of General Counsel,

Meta’s AI advertising tools are chaotic, generating absurdities and misrepresentations, Business Insider. reports in article. Based on based interviews with eight advertisers and agency executives, the article notes that Meta has been facing a backlash from brands.  For instance, REI ran an Instagram ad depicting a bike with two handlebars. It claimed that Meta had “auto-enrolled” the firm

Smartly, tan AI-powered ad tech platform, is partnering with Roku to bring social advertising capabilities to connected TV, according to Demand Gen Report. The arrangement connects Smartly and Roku Ads Manager through the Roku Ads API. This is occurring as Smartly has formed a partnership with Wpromote x Giant Spoon, embedding its creative and media

The Massachusetts Senate has passed a bill addressing social media use by minors. But it differs from a House bill that would totally ban social media use for children under 14, the Cape Cod Times reports. The Senate bill does not ban access, nor it does include an age-verification requirement. It also allows young social media users

The Massachusetts Senate has passed a bill addressing social media use by minors, But it differs from a House bill that would totally ban social media use for children under 14, the Cape Cod Times reports. The Senate bill does not ban access, nor it does include an age verification requirement. It also allows young social media

The EU Commission found Meta’s Instagram and Facebook apps violate the Digital Services Act due to addictive design features including infinite scrolling, autoplaying, notifications and personalized recommendation algorithms.

The EU Commission found Meta’s Instagram and Facebook apps violate the Digital Services Act due to addictive design features including infinite scrolling, autoplaying, notifications and personalized recommendation algorithms.

The company’s rebrand and updated jingle aim to make insurance easier to buy and understand.