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Social Media Is Getting Better by Falling Apart
Kyle Chayka Chayka writes about technology and internet culture.
Social Media Platforms Shouldn’t Own Your Identity
Governor Spencer Cox and Frank H. McCourt Jr. argue that social media users should be able to own their personal data.
U.S. Prepares to Challenge Meta’s Social Media Dominance
Meta will face off against the federal government in a landmark antitrust trial over claims that it illegally squashed ...
The Consequences Of A TikTok Ban In The U.S.: What Users Must Know
Below, I will highlight the effects of a TikTok ban on 170 million monthly active users in the U.S. Some of the implications: ...
Minnesota proposal would impose tax on social media platforms based on number of users
Large companies with more than 1 million users would pay $165,000 per month plus $0.50 per person on the sites.
Social Security’s announcements are leaving its website and moving to X: reports
Weeks after the Social Security Administration said it was increasing transparency and accountability, the agency is ...
The new era of social media: How X.me is redefining true experiences with AI + Web3
X.me is an innovative social media platform that integrates cutting-edge AI technology to challenge the trust crisis of ...
Social Security Administration ‘will be using X to communicate’ moving forward
The Social Security Administration (SSA) unveiled Thursday that it would use the social platform X to make announcements ...
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See more as Elon Musk sells social media platform X for $33bn, unveils future plans
The world's richest man, Elon Musk, has sold X, formerly Twitter, to his AI company, xAI, in a $33 billion deal and has provided an explanation for the decision.