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Noscroll is an AI tool designed to handle doomscrolling for users, summarising content and reducing time spent on social media feeds.
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Noscroll is an AI tool designed to handle doomscrolling for users, summarising content and reducing time spent on social media feeds.

Bluesky introduces enhanced photo quality support, allowing users to share clearer, higher-resolution images across the decentralised social platform.

Meta is revamping its cross-app management system to improve control, privacy, and integration across Facebook, Instagram, and other platforms.

Meta will allow parents to view the topics their children discuss with Meta AI, adding new oversight tools to improve safety and transparency.

LinkedIn’s CEO is set to move on, prompting reactions across the tech industry as users reflect on leadership changes and the platform’s future direction.

Threads is introducing Live Chats to strengthen real-time engagement, allowing users to interact instantly during conversations and trending discussions.

Snap Map is rolling out Place Loyalty badges, a new feature that highlights the locations users visit most often, enhancing personalisation and engagement.

Bond, a new social media platform, uses AI to reduce doomscrolling by promoting healthier content habits and mindful digital engagement.

Mastodon confirms its flagship server was hit by a DDoS attack, raising concerns over platform stability, security, and decentralised network resilience.

Motorola has sued social media platforms and content creators in India over posts, raising concerns about online speech, platform liability, and censorship.

Snap Inc. plans to cut 1,000 jobs, around 16% of its workforce, as part of a restructuring to improve efficiency and focus on core growth areas.

X plans to reduce payments to clickbait accounts, aiming to improve content quality and limit misleading or low-value posts on the platform.
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