Australians have rushed to download a host of lesser-known apps in response to a wide-ranging social media ban that has booted teenagers off more popular platforms such as TikTok, Instagram and Snap.

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Australia has banned social media accounts for those under the age of 16, citing mental health concerns. Reuters reports: ...

The business world used to operate in silos—local shops served local customers, and global corporations dominated international markets. But that line has blurred. Today, a bakery in Singapore can ...

PCWorld reports that one in three American teens uses AI chatbots daily, with ChatGPT leading at 59% usage compared to Google ...

Australia's new law requires social media companies to bar young teenagers from opening accounts. US Senators are trying to ...

Governments around the world have said they would monitor the Australian rollout as they weigh whether to do something similar ...

A day after the world-first law took effect, the country’s social media feeds were flooded with comments from people claiming ...