A social media post claiming that non-Kannada speakers in Bengaluru will be treated as outsiders has sparked a heated debate about language, inclusivity, and cultural identity in the city. The post, which has gone viral, has elicited strong reactions from both those who support and oppose its message.
Elon Musk has expressed his surprise at YouTube’s decision to limit teenage access to health and fitness videos that promote specific body types. This move comes as concerns about social media’s impact on teen mental health are growing. YouTube’s decision is based on their Advisory Committee’s insight that teens are more susceptible to negative self-perception when exposed to repeated messages about ideal standards in online content.
Celebrity book clubs are bringing a fresh perspective to the classic tradition of reading groups. From fostering connection between readers and authors to supporting independent bookstores and amplifying minority voices, these clubs are proving to be more than just a way to discuss a good book.
This week’s tech news is a whirlwind of developments, from Taiwan’s semiconductor stance to AI’s impact on everything from shopping to dating. We also delve into regulatory battles, company disputes, and the ongoing fight against misinformation.
Tired of endless hold times and unhelpful bank representatives? This article provides practical tips on how to combat poor customer service from banks, including leaving feedback, leveraging social media, and highlighting positive experiences.
A vintage Apple Macintosh advertisement from 1996 featuring Bollywood actor Sameer Soni has resurfaced online, sparking nostalgia and amusement among internet users. The ad, showcasing the compatibility of Macintosh with Windows software, has garnered thousands of reactions and comments on social media, highlighting the stark contrast between then and now.
While parents are busy creating Instagram-worthy lunchboxes, the author highlights the importance of free school meals for all children, emphasizing the need for social media advocacy for this vital program. The article criticizes the focus on aesthetic lunches while overlooking the reality of food insecurity for many children.
A seemingly simple brain teaser, claiming to be a Harvard University interview question, has gone viral on social media. The puzzle asks how many people are there if 7 men each have 7 wives and each couple has 7 children. The answer, however, is not as straightforward as it seems, sparking debate and different interpretations online.
On Saturday, thousands of X users encountered technological difficulties as the platform experienced a significant outage. The cause of the disruption remains unknown, but the outage peaked at 10:31 am EST, with over 8,200 reports submitted to Downdetector. Reports of the outage began to decline rapidly, with only 164 reports from the US an hour later.
Jihong Technology, a Chinese cross-border social e-commerce company, has seen its revenue plummet in the first half of 2024, largely due to a significant decline in its core business segment. The company, which is seeking a Hong Kong IPO, faces challenges from fierce competition and fluctuating exchange rates, particularly in its largest market outside of China – Northeast Asia. However, Jihong is expanding into Europe and leveraging AI and data analytics to enhance its sales model and customer experience.
