More Social Good
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Meta takes decisive action against this scourge of online life.
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The daring series asked kids to surrender their lives — and phones — to a camera crew.
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States from California to Louisiana are already severely restricting, if not outright banning, cell phones in classrooms.
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These hurricane pros are sharing accurate information about the terrifying storm.
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The states argue the platform is falsely advertising its content as safe for children.
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Targeted ads may seem like a no-brainer, but safety and privacy considerations complicate the issue.
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The triangle is also used by pro-Palestine accounts online.
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It's "Bill Nye the Climate Guy" now.
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The social media site is facing claims it knowingly put children at risk.
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While some users mock the dead dictator, others embrace his bigotry.
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Teens are looking for confidants. They can become victims of predators instead.
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Google's Be Internet Awesome program introduces its "Internauts" to the world of Roblox.
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The initiative could help tackle the global shortage of doctors training in eye surgery.
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The international body considers AI a potential boon… and possibly as devastating as nuclear weapons.
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You can use a phone to take your pic!
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Can the new feature actually change lives?
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Google is leading the pack of tech companies identifying AI-assisted "photos."
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Women Who Code and Girls Who Tech are no more.
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The embattled platform is "reimagining" how younger teens use the app.
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The app wants to expand music discovery for children.
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AI doesn't believe in hard work. Human compassion demands it.
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Approval comes mere days after Apple announces the first of its kind software.
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Technology vs. cat-eating myths.
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It's a risky experiment.
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The future of a language may be decided by whether or not it's integrated into everyday tech.
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It's an over-the-counter option for those with specific hearing loss, the tech giant says.
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Track nighttime breathing with the updated wearable.
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Content moderation gets a jolt at the social media site.
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Don't be fooled: Just about anyone can see where you live.
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A mix of "low tech" and high tech solutions.
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Parent approval needed.
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Find out if your sensitive data is out in the open.
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The setting lets parents control when their child's device has limited functionality.