Millions of former tweeters have taken their spotless minds and ridden,on a butterfly’s wings,to an alternative reality:Bluesky,the microblogging site for progressive idealists.
Australia ranks tenth in the world when it comes to how many emails we produce,with 8.1 billion circulated every day. And it’s a big blind spot for us.
I’ve gone from ‘Tweet Ups’ where we’d meet at a cafe to explore this exciting media frontier,to a terrifying digital wasteland straight out of Mad Max.
Financial crime,sexual exploitation,mental abuse,narcissism,intimidation and misinformation is flooding these platforms,and we need to make it stop now.
In high school,I covered my mirror with paper to avoid seeing my own reflection. The only time I looked at myself was with a beauty filter applied.
Calls have been growing louder for age limits to be raised from 13 to 16. To add to the momentum,some say a ban is the only way to protect our kids. But is it?
Only got a little time between commitments? We’ve collected the day’s headlines here for you to catch up in a flash.
While our premier has joined other states’ calls for an enforced age limit on social media – a welcomed announcement – there is no doubt society has left it quite late.
Our digital devices try to seduce us to spend every time we pick them up. Here’s how to go incognito online and give yourself some mindful money and mental space.
In the latest version,companies will get a gold check,governments will get a gray check,and individuals who pay for the service,whether they’re celebrities or not,will get a blue check.
The less you engage,the more interested they are in your every moment,but the digital revolution has become so monetised,now it’s just losing digits.