"Scrolling social media is so ubiquitous that [we] do it almost without thinking from the moment we wake up to when we close our eyes at night."

In no other significant event have meme pages intervened as much to actively drive the narrative and shape public opinion; sparking a concerning trend.

"Most of the young people are focused purely on getting a good-looking dog. They don't care where it comes from."

Netflix’s ‘White Hot’ traces the story of Abercrombie & Fitch, but inadvertently prompts questions of whether retailers rebranding through inclusivity is enough.

The pattern of bots creating profiles threatens to reinforce racial stereotypes about professionalism.

"Social media platforms were never set up to be serious archives -- but, of course, they could very well become that."

Stronger para-social relationships and TikTok “thirst” language shift the needle towards normalizing uncomfortable sexualization.

WhatsApp is planning to trial a "Communities" feature which will allow group admins to create "inner circles" within larger groups.

Facebook suite’s shutdown has revived calls to regulate big tech in light of the catastrophic impact its unavailability has on daily life.

In an Indian context, hate speech posts against the farmers’ protest end up demonizing people and frame them as anti-government on Facebook.

Misinformation spreads like wildfire on the internet. YouTube's move prompts questioning tech giants on what it takes to stop this.

"The logic behind trauma dumping is the same as cyberbullying; they feel bolder saying what they feel when hiding behind a screen."

The announcement raised concerns about Instagram’s past failure in protecting children from abuse, targeted ads, and mental health effects.

“Whitelisting” was evident with Brazilian footballer Neymar getting away with posting nude pictures of a woman who has accused him of rape.

Oppression on these platforms is made exponential because of the dominant-caste nexus that controls narratives and influences trends.

The ruling aims to protect the privacy of Facebook and Instagram users specifically.

People who can't access virtual communities are bearing the most severe impact of the second wave.

Facebook’s systems were more likely to show a woman an ad for a technical job at Netflix than an ad for a job at a graphics-chip maker.