"A former TikTok moderator is suing the company, claiming it failed to protect her mental health after "constant" exposure to traumatic video content."
This is an excellent piece by Moustafa Ayad: "They are Generation Z jihadists—part TikTok dance, part Taliban victory lap, and part Islamic State punishments and pronouncements..."
This is an interesting piece. I'm working on TikTok issues too for my next project: "Nuns, imams and Buddhist monks are among those sharing successful - and often fun - short-form videos on social media."
"Within 25 days he [Adam Mohamed] has gained half a million followers on TikTok as he documents his journey daily on social media. People driving past in their cars are beginning to recognize him with children ...
"There is no sign that Pakistan's Telecommunications Authority – or other government agencies – have a plan to end the cycle of bans and rescindments followed by more bans. Or, indeed, any real interest ...
"Egypt's cybercrime law was written to fight extremists and terror organizations that use the internet to promote their ideas among youth. So why is the government going after ...
Allah Hu Akbar literally translates to God is Great. The chances of you meeting a Muslim that will use that to blow something up is slim to none. Isis accounts for .001% of the entire 2 billion Muslim population and over 90% of their ...
"Salem Furrha, who is Palestinian, was born in Kuwait. When he came to the US he first lived in Michigan before moving to California, where he now resides with his Palestinian-Lebanese wife, Samah, ...
"Shaz says she didn't know there were other people like her until she joined a social media platform where she now has 30,000 followers one year after joining.