UN expresses alarm over disinformation-fueled protests targeting its Libya offices amid rising anti-migrant sentiment and economic hardship.
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Ghana’s Proposed Porn Age Verification Faces Technical Hurdles and Expert Skepticism
Ghana's plan for mandatory porn age verification faces significant technical challenges and expert doubts despite public support for child protection.
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Davido’s Social Media Outburst Highlights Celebrity Role in Political Discourse
Davido's recent social media exchange reveals the intricate and often scrutinized role celebrities play in shaping political discourse and advocating…
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London Mayor Backs Social Media Ban for Under-16s Amid Online Harms Concerns
London's Mayor advocates for a social media ban for under-16s, citing online harms and the need for stricter platform safety…
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Instagram AI Chatbot Exploited by Hackers to Hijack User Accounts
Hackers exploited Instagram's AI chatbot to hijack user accounts by faking location and manipulating recovery requests, a critical vulnerability now…
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Ghanaian MP Denies Authoring Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill Criticism After Social Media Account Compromise
Ghanaian MP Alexander Afenyo-Markin denies authoring anti-LGBTQ+ bill criticism, citing a social media account compromise.
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Toy Story 5 Explores ‘Terror’ of Children’s Screen Addiction, Says Tom Hanks
Tom Hanks shares how Toy Story 5 confronts the terror of children's screen addiction, introducing a new tablet villain in…
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Diaspora Member Urges Mahama to Address Ministerial ‘Party Culture’ Amidst Economic Concerns
A Ghanaian diaspora member urged President Mahama to curb ministers' social media party culture and focus on constituent engagement amid…
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Meta’s Repeated Snubs of EU Dispute Body Undermine User Appeals for Banned Accounts
Meta repeatedly snubs EU dispute body, leaving thousands of users frustrated with unaddressed appeals for wrongfully banned accounts.
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British Doctors Equate Social Media Harms to Smoking, Urge Lawmaker Action
British doctors equate social media's danger to children with smoking, urging lawmakers to protect youth from excessive screen time.
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