Social Networks

New Mexico’s attorney general is pressing Meta to overhaul Facebook and Instagram over child safety, seeking strict age checks, usage caps and limits on addictive features—moves that could reshape social media globally A lawsuit brought by New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez against Meta over child safety online—already dealt a crushing blow to the social media giant months ago—may now reshape the entire industry. Starting Monday, lawyers are set to return to court in a case that could classify Meta’s services, and those of its peers, as a “public nuisance”—a legal doctrine previously used against tobacco companies and opioid manufacturers, and one that could carry severe financial consequences. 3 View gallery Mark Zuckerberg and Donald Trump (Photo: AP Photo/Alex Brandon, File) The measures under consideration would be radical by Silicon Valley standards: strict age verification using official ID, a 90-hour monthly usage cap for minors, and the elimination of infinite scroll and autoplay—features designed to keep users locked in prolonged engagement,  » Read More

Researchers have uncovered a long-running phishing operation that abuses trusted Google services to hijack tens of thousands of Facebook accounts. The compromised Facebook accounts are mainly business and advertiser profiles, which criminals can monetize after gaining access and control. The attackers found a way to send phishing emails that come “through Google,” making them look legitimate at first glance. The emails are sent via Google’s AppSheet platform, so they pass the usual technical checks (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), and many email filters treat them as trusted. Google AppSheet is a development platform that lets people build mobile and web apps without writing code. It can automate workflows and notifications, typically used to send app-driven alerts and internal updates. And that’s where the phishers abused it. The sender name can be customized, and the sending address may look something like noreply@appsheet.com, delivered through appsheet.bounces.google.com. To the average user, it looks like a perfectly normal notification, in these cases often about Facebook policy violations, copyright complaints, or verification issues.  » Read More

Yes, dashcams can absolutely help your claim. But they can also hurt it if you do not understand how insurance companies use video. In Colorado and other comparative negligence states, fault is rarely simple. The person who looks innocent at first glance can end up partially liable once footage gets dissected frame by frame. How Dashcams And Claims Really Interact Insurance companies review every accident with one goal in mind: finding an advantage. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration explains that crash investigations depend on documented scene evidence and consistent data collection.  Clear dashcam footage adds hard facts to that process. For you, that can limit disputes about traffic signals or lane changes. For the adjuster, it replaces conflicting statements with measurable proof. In Colorado’s modified comparative negligence system, even slight fault lowers compensation, and brief video can quietly reshape liability and settlement negotiations in your case dramatically. Features That Matter If You Want Real Evidence Not all dashcams are created equal. If you want footage that stands up in a claim, certain features matter more than flashy marketing. Here is what actually helps: Wide field of view that captures adjacent lanes and signals Strong night performance for low-light intersections

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I won’t lie, I got addicted to Instagram. And for a long time, I didn’t even realize how much it was messing with my head. It sounds dramatic when you say it out loud, but it really crept up on me. I got so used to watching Instagram reels all the time that my brain just stopped having patience for anything longer. A full YouTube video felt like a commitment, and reading something without checking my phone in between felt impossible. And the worst part was, I knew exactly why it was happening. I tried fixing it the usual ways — set app timers, try apps that stop you from doomscrolling, and tell myself I’d cut down. Some days it worked, most days it didn’t. I’d still find myself opening Instagram without even thinking about it. So one day, I stopped trying to control it and just deleted the app from my iPhone. And honestly, that one small decision did more for me than everything else I had tried. The first few days were strangely uncomfortable I thought I’d feel relieved right away, but that’s not how it went. The first thing I noticed was how often I reached for

Author: Club Admin Published: about 1 hour ago Views: 100+ Download our mobile app to hear more about Sixmilebridge. See More A few weeks ago we had a wonderful night in the Clubhouse when it was transformed to host our medal presentation night for the U15 and Minor Hurlers of 2026.Well done to Kevin Phelan and his committee of parents who made the place fit for hosting the Oscars with the help of James and Adam Sexton from Hiya event Management.The boys were fed and watered early in the evening before the presentation of medals - MC on the night was Tommy Liddy who wowed the audience in this Tux - the younger boys figured he had it from when he won his all star while there mothers thought he would make a fine James Bond! First up for medals were the U15 boys who went through 2025 unbeaten winning the Clare Feile and Clare Championship as well as representing Clare in Ferns Wexford at the All Ireland Final.  » Read More

Feb 21, 2026; Tempe, Arizona, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts against the Los Angeles Angels during a spring training game at Tempe Diablo Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images The Los Angeles Dodgers have been going through a slump over the past few weeks, but there’s been something else wrong with the team — players are getting sick. Just a week ago, Max Muncy had to leave a game early against the Chicago Cubs due to feeling under the weather. Advertisement He felt chills and had a cough for two weeks, per Bill Plunkett of the Orange County Register. Additionally, Freddie Freeman went through something similar, while Alex Freeland and Teoscar Hernandez had more minor effects. Feb 21, 2026; Tempe, Arizona, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts against the Los Angeles Angels during a spring training game at Tempe Diablo Stadium.  » Read More

By Bezawit Assefa The Association of Consecrated Women in Eastern and Central Africa (ACWECA) had a five-day Mid-Life Formation Workshop for Consecrated Women at the Mojo Consolata Spiritual Center in Ethiopia. The workshop brought together more than 40 religious sisters representing over 18 congregations from across the country, marking a significant moment of renewal and collaboration within consecrated life in Ethiopia. Organized by ACWECA in close collaboration with the Association of Consecrated Women in Ethiopia (ACWET), the program is part of ACWECA’s ongoing commitment to initial and ongoing formation of consecrated women in the region. The workshop responds specifically to the needs and challenges faced by women religious in mid-life, offering a dedicated space for reflection, healing, learning, and recommitment to vocation and mission. The formation program is grounded in a holistic and transformative approach, addressing the spiritual, emotional, psychological, and intellectual dimensions of religious life. Through conferences, group discussions, prayer, and shared reflection, participants are encouraged to deepen self-awareness, reconnect with their call, and rediscover meaning and vitality in their consecrated commitment. Facilitators from across the region, including Sr. Christine Wairimu Mwangi and Sr. Grace Yangi Dilla Jaber, underscore regional solidarity and shared learning. The workshop program covers a

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — A University of Tennessee freshman is suing a foreign tech company for allegedly using a TikTok video she posted from her high school graduation party to promote its dating app. Kaeyln Lunglhofer is suing Quantum Communications. The company based in the British Virgin Islands, along with its Chinese affiliates, operate an online social media and messaging application called “Meete.” The lawsuit alleges it ran suggestive ads using stolen TikTok videos, and she only found out about it because a classmate told her he saw the ad on Snapchat. “I get sent a video where they’re making me look like a prostitute, and that was horrible,” Lunglhofer said. “I felt so embarrassed and mortified.” Lunglhofer is a nursing student who started using TikTok to go live with her friend on the platform. Her best friend has about 600,000 followers and is a full-time influencer, but for Lunglhofer, it was a sort of digital hangout that became a side-hustle she received brand deals through, then her platform stopped growing. “A boy in my dorm sent me a video on Snapchat and just asked if it was me. And I opened the video and it was a like, nasty

ABOITIZ Foods, through Pilmico Foods Corp., was recognized as the Best Employer Brand at the LinkedIn Talent Awards 2026, affirming the company’s people-first, values-driven approach to building a high-performance culture. The LinkedIn Talent Awards is an annual, data-driven recognition program that honors organizations demonstrating excellence in employer branding, talent engagement, and workforce development. Winners in the Best Employer Brand category are selected based on performance indicators such as significant follower growth, above-category benchmarks, and sustained employee engagement on LinkedIn.