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Everything You Need To Know About Meta’s Muse Image

Source: NurPhoto / Getty On Tuesday, Meta, the company behind Facebook, unveiled its latest product nobody wants: Muse Image. A massive tech company unveiling an artificial intelligence image generator isn’t surprising these days. What is surprising is how Meta decided to roll out the product. Here’s everything we know about Muse and how you can […]

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This New Instagram Feature Will Make You Want To Post Even More Pics

Instagram has launched one of its most highly anticipated features for content creators and casual users alike: the ability to add a unique, individual caption to each slide within a single carousel post. Previously, carousel posts were restricted to a single general description. This limitation often disrupted visual storytelling, forcing users to read massive blocks […]

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White Woman’s Black Mom Impersonation Goes Viral, And As Bad As You Think It Is, It’s Worse Than That

Source: NurPhoto / Getty OK, white people, it’s time we have a talk about how not all humor is for you. Specifically, not all humor that is manifested from social media trends is meant for you to engage with, and certainly, for you to perform. For example, apparently, there’s a recent trend on Instagram and […]

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Meta Discontinues End-to-End Encryption For Instagram Direct Messages

Meta has officially ceased support for manual end-to-end encryption (E2EE) within Instagram’s Direct Messages (DMs). As of May 8, the feature is no longer available, and the company has begun the process of deleting encrypted chat histories. This move signals a shift in Meta’s strategy, as it encourages users seeking high-level privacy to transition their […]

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Lost Instagram Followers? Meta AI Cleanup Deleted Millions Of Accounts

Did you notice a drop in your followers recently? You’re not alone! In May 2026, Instagram initiated a significant platform-wide cleanup, resulting in the removal of millions of accounts and a sharp decline in follower counts for users globally. Dubbed the “Great Purge of 2026,” this initiative reflects Meta’s intensified efforts to eliminate spam, inactive […]

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Even Fox News Thinks Trump’s New James Comey Indictment Is “Absurd”

The Department of Justice just indicted former FBI Director James Comey again. This time, it’s over an Instagram post. No, seriously. Almost a year ago, Comey drew massive backlash from the right after he posted a picture of seashells arranged on the beach in North Carolina that read, “8647.” He claimed he’d come across the […]

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What Is The ‘Online Rape Academy’? Everything We Know

Source: Nicholas Shkoda / Getty One of the inherent horrors of our digital age is that it is so much easier for cruel men to find like-minded people. The internet has understandably been horrified by an investigation from CNN into what’s been labeled an “online rape academy.”  Here’s everything we know. What Is The Online […]

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Ashlee Jenae Is Dead, And The Internet Said, ‘That’s What You Get For Dating A White Man’

Source: Ashlee Jenae / Instagram The details are still coming into focus, but here’s what we know so far. Ashly Robinson, a 31-year-old influencer who went by Ashlee Jenae, died while on vacation in Zanzibar, Tanzania. She had been traveling with her fiancé Joe McCann, and in the days leading up to her death, her […]

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Meta and Google Found Liable in Landmark Social Media Addiction Trial

Marc Andreessen, the egghead, Twitter-obsessed co-founder of the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. His net worth is estimated at $1.9 billion. Interestingly, Andreessen generally voted Democrat until 2024, when he concluded that Joe Biden’s administration “flat-out tried to kill us”—by which he meant they were attempting to regulate crypto and AI. Andreessen promptly donated $2.5 […]

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Goodbye, Infinite Scrolling: New EU Regulations Target Social Media Addiction

The EU is fundamentally attempting to redesign the way we interact with social media, moving beyond simple content moderation to target the actual “skeleton” of these apps. For the first time, Brussels is treating addictive design—specifically features like infinite scrolling—not just as a nuisance, but as a legal risk under the Digital Services Act (DSA). […]

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