Private EyeWhatsApp Compromised by Hack That Transfers Spyware by Missed Calls It's the latest in a growing trend of cyberwarfare that threatens personal data privacy. By Liesl Goecker
Off The GridBeing a ‘Deletist’ Might Be the Only Way to Protect Your Data Data is the new oil, and tech companies will stop at nothing to monetize your online behavior. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
Expecto DisappointumThe Faux Progressivism of J.K. Rowling The author has been retrospectively inserting woke themes into the Harry Potter universe and it's gravely opportunistic. By Rajvi Desai
Millennial SnubHave You Been Phubbing People? The trend of ignoring people for your phone is an annoying, and damaging, part of the 21st century. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
Blood MoneyPeriod Tracker Flo Has Been Sharing Users’ Health Data with Facebook, Reports WSJ Just when you thought the social media platform couldn't get any more creepy. By Liesl Goecker
The Kids Are (Not) All Right‘Sharenting’ Is a Natural Impulse, But Sets Up Kids for Corporate Exploitation Parents don't own the photos they post -- social media platforms do. By Priya C. Kumar, The Conversation
Big SpenderFacebook Knowingly Tricked Kids Into Spending Money on Online Games Released documents show employees referring to 13-year-olds as ‘whales.’ By Nadia Nooreyezdan
#perspectiveWestern Bias Colors Fight Against Online Abuse of Women Amnesty International is leading development of AI that can ID abusive language -- in American English. By Liesl Goecker
Psychological Echo ChamberYouTube Videos Influence Your Mood More Than You Think The finding, while not profound, does raise interesting questions for mental health. By The Swaddle Team
ObsessedI Hate Yoga, But My New Obsession Is an Instagram Account About … Yoga Dolly Singh makes yoga seem like a joy. By Liesl Goecker
Canary In the CoalmineWhy We Should Care That Shehla Rashid Quit Twitter A platform for public discourse has been weaponized. By The Swaddle Team
Cyber CrimeLet’s Start Treating Online Harassment As What It Really Is — A Crime Calling it trolling minimizes the amount of damage it really does. By Sonali Kokra
Public EyeMany Indian Schools Post Photos of Kids on Public Accounts Without Parental Permission When asked about safety, most say they're taking a cue from 'sharenting.' By Sitanshi Talati-Parikh
Authentic ObsessionJameela Jamil’s i_weigh Is the Instagram We All Need Right Now Real people are the most interesting thing on social media. By The Swaddle Team
Generation GoogleNew Survey is a Glimpse Into What Indian Kids Are Searching for Online It also highlights the limit to parental controls. By Anubhuti Matta
Generational ShiftTeens Are Spending More Time Socializing Online Than Reading — Researchers Think Even if they are, is it as worrisome as it seems? By The Swaddle Team
Digital FalloutDigital Devices Get In the Way of Family Interaction More Than We Think New studies show the extent to which common, unconscious habits take us out of the moment. By Angelina Shah
Mirror MirrorPeople Are Seeking Plastic Surgery to Look More Like Their Filtered Selfies Social media distortions are having a real impact on body image. By Angelina Shah
