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The UK government said Tuesday it will introduce an overnight social media curfew for children aged 16 and 17, after Prime Minister Keir Starmer last month announced an under-16 social media ban. In the latest crackdown on children's access to addictive apps, the government said there will be a curfew for teenagers aged 16 and 17 on platforms like Instagram and Facebook, between midnight and 6:00 am. The government also announced plans for a default setting that will disable addictive features like infinite scrolling for older teenagers. Users will be able to switch off these settings, however, with critics saying they would be ineffective. It was not clear how these changes would be enforced. Last month, the UK became the latest to ban social media sites including Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and Facebook for under-16s, in changes set to come into effect early 2027. "Even as young people gain greater independence at 16, they should still be protected from the most addictive online features that can have a harmful impact on their wellbeing," technology minister Liz Kendall said in a statement. "These measures will be crucial in helping young people get the sleep they need, focus on school and college

Channing King and Carlos Mathis 4 hours ago A former Centerville Schools employee who already faced charges allegedly related to child porn now faces even more after additional alleged victims were located. Tyheed Miller, 27, of Centerville, had been indicted on June 1 on one count of Endangering Children – sexual matter, and one count of Illegal Use of a Minor in Nudity-Oriented Material or Performance. He had been employed by Centerville Schools as a behavior technician. According to Montgomery County Prosecutor Mat Heck Jr.’s office, Centerville Police were called to a middle school in late April on a report that an employee shared content of a special-needs student “in a state of nudity” via Snapchat. The pre-teen, with diagnoses of both autism and Down syndrome, was allegedly pictured partially nude with his pants down in a stall. The investigation continued beyond the initial indictment. After receiving records from Snapchat, police discovered videos that allegedly involved two more children. On Monday, Miller was indicted by the Montgomery County grand jury on: Three additional counts of Endangering Children – sexual matter Seven counts of Illegal Use of a Minor in Nudity-Oriented Material or Performance. “This defendant, employed by Centerville Schools to

The charges against Hitchcock stem from alleged conversations he had over Snapchat ... Snapchat. Spencer Hitchcock mugshot (Boone County Jail). Police ...

On 20 October 2025, part of the internet ground to a halt. Slack, Snapchat and Atlassian were unreachable for hours, online shops lost orders, and logistics services couldn’t process shipments. The trigger sat in a single AWS region on the US east coast. The outage exposes an uncomfortable truth: cloud concentration isn’t just an IT issue-it’s a supply-chain risk. Key Takeaways A single region is enough. The October 2025 AWS outage began with an empty DNS record in us-east-1 and took down Slack, Snapchat and thousands of online shops for more than 15 hours. Concentration is a supply-chain risk. Inventory management, shipment tracking and payment processing all run through the cloud. When the cloud stalls, so does the physical supply chain. Multi-cloud is rarely the answer. A second provider doubles complexity and cost, not resilience. For most mid-sized firms, a tested multi-region setup is the better first step. Related: Separating NIS2 and DORA: Compliance clusters in Kubernetes  /  Cloud backup with IaC: resilience instead of restore risk What happened in us-east-1 The outage started with a tiny error in the DNS management of the DynamoDB database service. A race condition produced an empty DNS record for the regional endpoint. Automation didn’t fix

Love Island USA's Charlie Georgio Defends Brother Zach Not Asking Kayda to Be His Girlfriend What happens outside the villa stays outside the villa.  After  Alannah Keyser —who joined  Love Island USA  June 21 during Casa Amor—was abruptly booted from the reality dating show following resurfaced videos and screenshots of her using the N-word, fellow castmate Parmida Keshani revealed producers told the Islanders she left the show to tend to a personal matter.  As Keshani recalled to  People  in an interview published July 11, “We were told that she left for personal reasons.” “I just was praying that she was okay,” she continued. “We were friends, so I was just like, well, ‘I hope it’s nothing family-related. I hope she’s okay.’” And after Keyser was dumped from Casa Amor, Keshani noted it was business as usual, adding, “We kind of just had to move on.” The 27-year-old—who was eliminated from the Island with partner Corbin Mims on the July 5 episode of the Peacock show—also shared she thought it was “pretty crazy” that Islander Kayda Bosse didn’t find out about her partner Zach Georgiou’s untimely uncoupling with Keyser until the show’s explosive two-part Movie Night.  Keyser was removed from the dating show after a video of

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| Jul 12, 2026, 07:06:03 AM Fresh questions are being raised in the mysterious death of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells after his mother revealed she found what she believes are suspicious gaps on his phone. Speaking publicly, Christine Wonsley said Nolan's Snapchat accounts appeared to have been wiped clean shortly after his disappearance, despite the app normally retaining photos and videos for up to 24 hours. The 18-year-old football player was found dead after vanishing during a Fourth of July boating trip to Horn Island. His family, joined by attorney Ben Crump, continues to demand a full, transparent investigation, saying they are not convinced Nolan simply drowned and want answers about his final hours.

Victoria Anne Cranmer (Photo courtesy Ocean County Jail) Subscribe to Jersey Shore Online's EBlast TOMS RIVER – A woman accused of sexually abusing a child who had been entrusted to her care now faces multiple felony charges after a friend made a discovery on a cellphone that prosecutors say exposed the alleged crimes.   Victoria Anne Cranmer, 25, of Little Egg Harbor, is being held in the Ocean County Jail without bail following her July 8 arrest. She is charged with second-degree sexual assault, second-degree manufacturing of child sexual abuse material, third-degree endangering the welfare of a child, and third-degree possession of child sexual abuse material. The charges involve one child under the age of 13, according to documents released by the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office.   According to the affidavit of probable cause that Jersey Shore Online obtained, the investigation began May 20 after the New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency referred the matter to the Little Egg Harbor Police Department and the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office Special Victims Unit. Names and identifying information are also redacted in the records released by the prosecutor’s office.   Investigators first spoke with Ms. H., the mother of the alleged

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