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Published: Aug 29, 2025, 19:28 IST | Updated: Aug 29, 2025, 20:09 IST Discover the top 10 social networks worldwide as of February 2025, ranked by monthly active users as per the data available on Statista.  (Photograph: AFP) Facebook Facebook sits at the top of the list with 3.07 billion monthly active users as of February 2025. Facebook has redefined Social experience and is the largest social media platform as of now. The Meta-owned platform has a curated news feed with photos and videos from friends, family and followed pages. People can comment, react to posts, and share them as they like. It has profiles with bios and pictures, a timeline with live events and posts. It features a marketplace where people can buy and sell products from thousands of pages/ businesses. (Photograph: AFP) YouTube With 2.53 billion users, it is the world's largest video streaming platform, launched in 2005. It has content ranging from entertainment, education, music, gaming, and news. It is a global hub for content creators and audiences. Special features include YouTube Shorts, live streaming, monetisation and playlists. (Photograph: AFP) Instagram Instagram is a social media platform owned by Meta Platforms, primarily focused on photo and video

In a video shared online, the man recalled how the woman had joined their family when he was just six years old and went on to raise him and many of his siblings. “She practically took care of half our family, and even half the kids in our neighbourhood,” he said with a laugh.

WWE might not be done stacking the Clash in Paris card. According to Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio, a singles match between Randy Orton and Drew McIntyre has been discussed for this Sunday’s premium live event in France—though it’s not set in stone just yet. Meltzer noted during the broadcast: “There’s at least a solid chance that they’re going to add Randy Orton and Drew McIntyre to the pay-per-view on Sunday. It’s not 100% but it was something that’s been talked about.” If the match is made official, it would mark the next chapter in what has become a very personal feud between the two top stars. The tension flared at SummerSlam, when Drew McIntyre and Logan Paul defeated Orton and Jelly Roll in a tag match that left plenty of unfinished business. Things escalated even further on the August 22 episode of SmackDown when Orton nailed McIntyre with an RKO out of nowhere. McIntyre later responded online with a fiery promo, taking a brutal jab at Orton’s age and legacy. “Old Yeller… it’s time I put you down.” While WWE hasn’t confirmed the bout, adding Orton vs McIntyre would make the Clash in Paris lineup even stronger. The

Content Skip to Main Content Accessibility Help news Top Stories Local Climate World Canada Politics Indigenous Business The National Health Entertainment Science CBC News Investigates Go Public About CBC News Being Black in Canada A recipe for nabbing child predators: Take tips from online platforms, add 'dedicated investigators' 7 hours ago Duration 3:48 7 hours ago News Duration 3:48 If it seems like Prince Edward Island has been dealing with a flurry of child sexual exploitations lately, there are reasons for that. Apps like Snapchat and Kik Messenger are flagging suspicious activity to the authorities, and police forces are launching investigations based on those tips. CBC's Laura Meader reports. Related Stories Police getting more online child exploitation reports, but the web also helps catch predators Charlottetown man charged with 8 internet child sexual exploitation offences, police say Alberta boy escapes alleged abductor's car in 'catch a predator' scheme police call 'amazingly dangerous' RCMP stores explicit media flagged as child porn — even if it's not, Quebec court case reveals Chatham-Kent police arrest man on child pornography offences More from News Video 2:20 European wall lizard adapting and spreading on Vancouver Island 14 minutes ago Video 2:06 Clara Hughes completes West

Mass. firefighter arraigned, facing multiple child sex abuse charges Updated: 7:51 PM EDT Aug 27, 2025 Editorial Standards ⓘ A Massachusetts firefighter was arraigned Wednesday on multiple child sex abuse charges, the Lakeville Police Department confirmed. Dillon Kilduff, a firefighter with the Truro Fire Department, was arraigned in Wareham District Court on charges of providing obscene matter to a minor and posing a child in the nude. According to court documents, the incidents Kilduff is accused of occurred in March 2025 in Lakeville.Kilduff was later released after posting a $1,000 bail. A judge ordered Kilduff to refrain from using Snapchat or Facebook and to have no contact with anyone under the age of 18, including his own children. TRURO, Mass. — A Massachusetts firefighter was arraigned Wednesday on multiple child sex abuse charges, the Lakeville Police Department confirmed. Dillon Kilduff, a firefighter with the Truro Fire Department, was arraigned in Wareham District Court on charges of providing obscene matter to a minor and posing a child in the nude. According to court documents, the incidents Kilduff is accused of occurred in March 2025 in Lakeville. Kilduff was later released after posting a $1,000 bail. A judge ordered Kilduff to refrain

A member of a Glasgow-based drugs gang jailed for 31 years has lost his appeal to stay in the UK and now faces being sent back to his native Pakistan. Jamshaid Yaqoob was part of a seven-strong mob that raked in huge sums of money selling drugs on Snapchat. They were caught after undercover officers posed as customers, while one gangster was arrested at a safety deposit box at Harrods department store in London. Officers found £282,350 in cash, £63,000 of gold bars and £140,200 of Rolex and other luxury watches stashed inside. In August 2023, all seven pleaded guilty to being involved in serious organised crime in Glasgow and East Kilbride, South Lanarkshire. Judge Lord Clark at the High Court in Glasgow handed down sentences totalling 31 years, with Yaqoob, now aged 40, locked up for three years. His lawyer told the court he became involved after the pandemic affected his job as a taxi driver. READ MORE: Young Albanian men are most likely to be held in immigration detention at Dungavel Because he is not a British citizen and he was jailed for more than 12 months, Yaqoob is classed as a "foreign criminal" under the UK Borders

Ryan Ferguson: ‘This campaign highlights the authentic, everyday communication that defines Snapchat, and the important role the platform plays in driving deeper connections between the people that matter to us – our real friends.’ Snap Inc. has launched the second phase of its “Say it in a Snap” campaign, with a one-day activation in Sydney designed to showcase how Gen Z connects on Snapchat. On Sunday 7 September, Snapchat will host a pop-up in Pitt Street Mall, giving away limited-edition cookies created with local brand Butter Boy and cookbook author and Snap Star Jasmin Weston. The flavours, Caramel Fairy Bread, Milk Choc Marshmallow & Pretzel, Chilli Chocolate, and Matcha White Choc & Lemon, tap into Gen Z tastes and behaviours, designed to be snapped in half and shared. Ryan Ferguson, Managing Director, Snap Inc. Australia and New Zealand, said: “This campaign highlights the authentic, everyday communication that defines Snapchat, and the important role the platform plays in driving deeper connections between the people that matter to us – our real friends. “It is the reason why we reach over 90% of people aged 13-24 in Australia, and why Snapchat is a powerful proposition for brands who want to build genuine

A New Jersey cop allegedly recorded surveillance footage of a female arrestee performing a sex act in a jail cell on his phone and then shared the X-rated clip over Snapchat, prosecutors said Monday. Ventnor City police officer Ryan Bonanni, 24, was charged Monday with official misconduct, computer theft and three counts of invasion of privacy, following the incident with the woman who was arrested by the local department on July 6, according to the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office. Bonanni, of Egg Harbor Township, accessed security video of the woman, identified only by her initials BW, undressing herself and then engaging in a sexual act while in a holding cell, the prosecutor’s office said. Prosecutors said Ventnor City police officer Ryan Bonanni, 24, allegedly recorded a video of a female arrestee performing a sex act in a jail cell on his phone and then later posted the X-rated clip on Snapchat. PixilRay – stock.adobe.com He then allegedly filmed those clips on his cell phone and began sharing them with others on the social media messaging platform. “We understand the charges against a Ventnor officer reflect poorly on our department, but they do not depict the department as a whole,” Police

The pair was arrested after the Santa Rosa Police Department used Snapchat to investigate $10,000 in graffiti-related damages in the region.

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