Interesting read on the BBC here (I know some might have difficulty reading) https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqj9kgxqjwjo This just shows how these social media companies care little about the user who are literally the product they then sell…
The UK government is doubling down and asking social media firms to toughen up age checks for under 13’s. Now whilst I feel this is something that should be done I can see a negative…
Over the last few weeks I have been having various chats, both formal and informal, about how social media and the internet is going in 2026 and it has become very clear that the majority…
In my work I am constantly being asked about Social Media these days. How to do it, what platform, why is Facebook so bad etc. etc. and for a few years I have always spoken…
This is something I have been especially wary of for ages as the UK Digital Safety Act wants you to be age verified, yet by doing so your privacy and security is compromised far worse…
Tech firms will be given 48hrs to remove abusive images or risk huge fines under a proposed law change. I can see this being a huge deal for say Facebook with it being especially poor…
Well in a shocking (not) development it seems like letters are left for weeks whilst parcels are rushed out as they earn more… I mean we all knew this would happen didn’t we? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c39wlryn20vo
Ring has partnered with Flock in the US which allows Police and authorities who use Flock to request footage automagically, and users are up in arms with millions saying they will stop using Ring products.…
Already seen thousands of people say they will leave because of this – age verification is turning into a hot mess for many companies already! https://www.theverge.com/tech/875309/discord-age-verification-global-roll-out Personally I did see this coming a couple of…
I have touched on this many times but the backlash over AI slop is growing rapidly. I have seen FB descent into mediocrity even more than I thought it could in 2026 and the news…
