WhatsApp to Close Privacy Loophole with Usernames
WhatsApp will allow users to create usernames for group chats, hiding phone numbers, with reservations opening this week ahead of a global rollout later this year.
Category : Social Media
Four days to make victims fall in love: Global scammers use U.S. tech
Global scammers use U.S. technology to run romance fraud, trafficking victims into compounds where they are forced to trick people into sending money within four days.
WhatsApp to Introduce Usernames for Enhanced Privacy
WhatsApp will soon allow users to create unique usernames, enabling communication without sharing phone numbers, according to an AFP report published June 29, 2026.
Gander Launches on Canada Day as Canadian-Owned Social Media Alternative
Gander, a Canadian-built social network backed by 2,517 investors, launches nationwide on Canada Day with 18,000 members, prioritizing privacy and healthy conversation.
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Canadian police warn of a bizarre social media challenge targeting doorbell cameras. Authorities urge residents to secure devices and report suspicious activity.
Australia to Tighten Laws Banning Children from Social Media
Australia plans to strengthen laws banning children from social media, aiming to enhance online safety and protect minors from harmful content.
Websites Suggest Conspiracies Fed Accused Montreal Gunman's 'Buffet Extremism'
Websites promoting conspiracy theories allegedly fueled the accused Montreal gunman's 'buffet extremism,' according to a new analysis, highlighting the role of online radicalization.
Knicks fan who stole trash can fired from JPMorgan Chase
Angie Baez, the Knicks fan who went viral for stealing a commemorative trash can during the championship parade, has been fired from her job at JPMorgan Chase, the New York Post reports.
X recovers after global outage affects thousands
X, formerly Twitter, experienced a global outage affecting thousands of users on June 22, 2026, before service was restored, according to Downdetector.
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Apple Automates Weak Password Updates in iOS 27
Apple's new Passwords app feature in iOS 27 will automatically flag and update compromised or weak passwords, using AI and Safari to enhance security without manual effort.
Canada to Restrict Personal Data Use for Custom Prices
Canada proposes privacy rules limiting businesses from using personal data to charge higher prices, giving individuals more control over their information.
Google's New Search Settings: Privacy Expert Urges Opt Out
Google's new Search Services History saves images, audio, and video to train AI models. Privacy experts advise opting out to protect biometric data and avoid personalized pricing.
Social Media, Online Video Surpass Traditional Media in 2026
A new study shows social networks and online video have overtaken traditional media as primary news sources in 2026, reshaping how people consume information.
Police Warn Parents About Online Extremist Group Targeting Kids
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary warns parents about an online extremist group targeting children. Tips to keep kids safe online.
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Carney's Social Media Ban: Privacy Lawyer Warns of Risks
Privacy lawyer David Fraser raises concerns over Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act, citing threats to free speech, privacy, and parental rights.
Students Question Social Media Ban Despite Acknowledging Risks
Windsor students say social media has risks but a government ban may not be the answer. They call for education and parental guidance instead of legislation.
Social Media Ban 'Unlikely to Work': U of A Professor
A University of Alberta professor argues that proposed social media bans for minors are ineffective, citing enforcement challenges and potential harms to privacy and free expression.
Social Media Firms Defend Youth Ban Policies
Social media companies face growing pressure to protect kids online. Some implement youth bans while others focus on parental controls and age verification.
Platforms, App Stores Clash Over Social Media Ban Enforcement
Social media platforms and app stores are at odds over who should enforce upcoming bans for minors, as Canadian legislation targets children under 16.
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Canada Restricts Social Media for Minors, Creates Safety Commission
The Liberal government introduced the Safe Social Media Act, requiring platforms to restrict access for users under 16, with exemptions possible. A new Digital Safety Commission will oversee compliance.
Regina Teens Split on Proposed Social Media Ban for Kids Under 16
Regina teenagers express mixed feelings about Ottawa's proposed social media ban for children under 16, citing concerns over safety and free expression.
Facebook Threats Surge After Meta Eases Moderation
Violent threats against US lawmakers on Facebook quadrupled after Meta eased content moderation policies, according to a new report from the Center for Countering Digital Hate.
Trump Hits Record 861 Posts on Truth Social in May
Donald Trump posted a record 861 times on Truth Social in May 2026, averaging 27 posts daily, including inflammatory memes and AI-generated content.
Dems Tell Miller to 'Shut Up' in Blunt Social Media Post
The Democratic Party's social media account told Stephen Miller to 'shut up you ugly fuck' after he spread false claims about Texas Senate candidate James Talarico being transgender.
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Women are exploiting MAGA men's political humiliation kinks online, using catfishing and financial domination to fund leftist causes and challenge misinformation.
Education Dept's AI Plumbing Image Mocked Online
The Department of Education posted an AI-generated image of plumbers with nonsensical details, sparking widespread ridicule and criticism online.
Spotify's Disco Ball Logo Sparks Backlash Online
Spotify's temporary 3D disco ball logo for its 20th anniversary sparked online backlash, with critics citing design flaws. The company responded, assuring the change is temporary.
Liberals Should Fight Crime, Not End Online Privacy
Jamie Sarkonak argues that the Liberal government's Bill C-22 threatens online privacy instead of cracking down on crime, risking exodus of tech firms from Canada.
Funniest Relationship Posts of the Week on Social Media
A weekly roundup of the funniest relationship posts from X, Bluesky, and Threads, highlighting the humor in everyday love.
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A viral video by the NELK Boys showing a theft led Halton police to find their SUV in Brampton. The incident sparked public attention and an ongoing investigation.
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