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Reports indicate that the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a significant rise in child sex trafficking, with predators exploiting platforms like Facebook and Instagram to facilitate these criminal activities. The shift to digital spaces has made it easier for these heinous acts to occur.
Social media applications are becoming increasingly important in Arab societies, serving as a primary tool for communication and information exchange. These platforms reflect the social and cultural transformations occurring in the region.
Police in Massachusetts arrested a man after he made death threats against President Donald Trump on Facebook. This incident comes at a sensitive time as political tensions rise in the country.
Egyptian artist Leqa Al-Khamisi issued a strong warning via her Facebook account, stating that her family's lawyer will take legal action against any violations related to her or her family. This warning comes amid a rise in rumors and negative comments targeting her recently.
University students in Egypt have initiated a satirical campaign titled 'Waterproof University Students' on Facebook. This comes in response to the Ministry of Higher Education's decision to continue classes despite severe weather conditions.
Australian authorities have launched an investigation into major tech companies like Facebook and YouTube for potentially violating a ban on social media use by individuals under the age of sixteen. This ban is part of efforts to protect teenagers from digital risks.
A 61-year-old Malaysian retiree fell victim to an investment scam on Facebook, losing over <strong>337,000 Malaysian ringgit</strong> (approximately $80,000). The incident occurred between January and March of this year.
The Norwegian Consumer Council has initiated a global campaign focusing on the phenomenon known as 'digital decline,' which highlights the deterioration of digital platforms' quality due to the introduction of paid features. This campaign involves over 70 groups from various countries and calls for legal action against this trend.
Monica Bickert, the head of content policy at Meta, has announced her departure from the company to take on an academic role at Harvard Law School. She will remain at Meta until August to coordinate a transition plan with the global policy team.
A jury in New Mexico has ordered Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, to pay a fine of <strong>$375 million</strong>. The ruling came after the jury found that the company prioritized profits over the safety of children, concealing information about the risks posed by its applications.