AI Deepfake Nudes on Telegram Drive Global Abuse Surge

A Guardian analysis reveals millions are using Telegram to create and share AI-generated deepfake nudes, with at least 150 channels globally distributing non-consensual content, highlighting a surge in digital abuse against women.

UK Social Media Ban for Under-16s Gains Momentum

The UK government faces growing calls to ban social media for under-16s following a decisive House of Lords vote. Parents, teachers and young people share mixed views on whether restrictions would work.

Freeview Viewers Drop from 12m to 2m, Future Uncertain

Freeview's audience has collapsed from nearly 12 million homes in 2012 to just 2 million today, sparking a debate over its shutdown by 2034. Broadcasters push for an internet-only future, while campaigners warn millions of vulnerable users could be left b

Trump Cyber Chief Uploaded Sensitive Files to ChatGPT

The acting director of CISA under President Trump uploaded 'for official use only' documents to a public ChatGPT version, prompting an internal DHS security review and raising concerns about AI platform misuse.

Prince William: Social Media Kills Debate Art

The Prince of Wales warns that social media and texting have caused society to lose the art of debating, echoing concerns previously voiced by the Princess of Wales about digital disconnection.

Gay Drama Becomes Surprise Hit in Russia Despite Ban

The LGBTQ+ ice hockey series 'Heated Rivalry' has become an unexpected phenomenon in Russia, achieving record viewer ratings despite strict anti-gay laws and no official release in the country.

Iran Internet Blackout Eases Amid $36M Daily Costs

Iranian authorities appear to be relaxing internet restrictions after a severe blackout that began on 8 January, with experts noting patchy connectivity and mounting economic losses estimated at $36 million per day.

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