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Instagram is testing Creator A.I., a program that offers its top influencers the ability to interact with their followers over direct messages using a chatbot.
Images showing the face of the teenager arrested over the stabbing of an Assyrian bishop at a church in Sydney’s west remain on social media in contravention of State laws.
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NSW Premier Chris Minns has attacked social media companies still hosting violent footage on their platforms as Sydney grapples with the fallout from a mass murder and a terror attack.
LUCIO RIBEIRO: Protecting our youth from the negative effects of social media requires a concerted effort from all of us. Awareness alone is insufficient.
Temu has furiously hit back at shocking new allegations it was turning a blind eye to child slavery. It also claims its policies are no different to Amazon, eBay or Etsy.
New users on X are set to be charged a ‘small fee’ to post, like and reply on the social media site, according to owner Elon Musk.
UPDATE: A Vodafone outage that left customers across Australia frustrated and unable to make voice calls has been resolved.
Police are fearing more youth suicides as criminals continue to use popular social media apps like Snapchat to target young Australians in sexual extortion scams each month.
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Chinese spies have identified an Australian research institute as a priority target in their cyber-attack operations, with The Nightly able to confirm messages about our nation. WARNING: COARSE LANGUAGE
At least four Australian children, in Victoria alone, have recently committed suicide after being ‘sextorted’, according to a leading cyber-safety expert.
Media giants have slammed a new Government report that will potentially mean a third of the Australian TV audience won’t be able to watch free sport
The trial set to kick off this week centred on allegations that a 38-year-old Apple engineer was killed on his way to work when his Model X slammed into a roadside barrier at about 114 kilometres an hour.
Two men from a sprawling Nigerian slum targeted the NSW teen online with what police called “high-pressure techniques” involving threats and manipulation. Hours later he was dead.