A new study has found that just a few minutes of fitness and supplement content on TikTok can negatively affect how young men view their bodies and increase their interest in muscle-building supplements. The research, conducted by Flinders University and published in the journal Body Image, is among the first to experimentally measure the immediate
New information revealed by whistleblowers has sparked concerns about the way big social media companies deal with harmful content, as the whistleblowers have accused some companies of knowingly allowing dangerous or offensive content to be shared widely among their users in the name of engagement and growth. This information has been revealed through testimonies given
Kenyan lawmakers have rejected a motion to ban TikTok and instead adopted broad regulatory policies to ensure greater oversight of the rapidly growing social media platform while protecting the constitutional freedoms and economic interests of Kenyans. During a heated parliamentary debate on Tuesday, February 17, 2026, Members of Parliament discussed a petition calling for a
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