Sexual Violence on the Internet: Why Is Nothing Legally Possible Against Deepfakes (Yet)?
The article examines the legal shortcomings in Germany regarding the use of sexually explicit deepfakes, highlighting a case involving actress Collien Fernandes.
Iran cuts internet during war and arrests those who try to bypass the blockade
Iran has imposed a near-total internet blackout for 19 days amid ongoing conflict, severely limiting communication for its citizens and threatening legal action against those attempting to use alternative means to connect.
China punishes two men for using VPN, authorities may be tightening regulations
In China, two men have been punished for illegally accessing overseas websites via VPN, indicating a possible crackdown on previously tolerated VPN use.
Moscow Darkened – The Use of Finnish Technology Exploded
Text messaging has surged dramatically in Moscow due to disruptions in mobile internet services, attributed to Finnish technology.
There will be a new ban for students in schools. The Minister of Education announced the date
Poland's Minister of Education announced a plan to ban the use of cell phones in primary schools starting September 1, 2026, as part of a broader legislative change aimed at addressing youth dependency on the internet.
Mozambique: Minister Denies Attempt to Restrict Use of Internet
Mozambican Minister of Communications denies allegations that new telecommunications regulations will limit Internet usage, asserting they are intended to combat cybercrime instead.
The addictions of Catalan adolescents: drinking and smoking less, but problematic gambling and compulsive internet use is on the rise
Catalan adolescents are drinking and smoking less, yet there is a concerning increase in problematic gambling and compulsive internet use according to a recent study.
Do you use ChatGPT? Your chats and pictures could be leaked due to a mistake
The article discusses the increasing use of the AI chatbot ChatGPT and addresses concerns regarding the privacy of conversations that may accidentally be exposed online.
Americans have flown away. They wrapped the war in memes and are trying to sell it like a computer game
The article criticizes the Donald Trump administration's use of memes and internet trolling tactics in its communication regarding the war in Iraq, suggesting a lack of seriousness and professionalism.
We will use mobile phones instead of keys
A page failed to load correctly due to potential browser extensions or VPN issues.
The Ministry of Education is preparing a revolution for children: groundbreaking changes starting in 2027
The Polish Ministry of Education has unveiled a bill aimed at restricting children's access to social media, highlighting the need to protect young people from the harms of internet use.
Wi-fi of drug trafficking: criminals cut internet service provider wires and force residents to acquire clandestine provider in ES
Criminals in Colatina, Brazil, cut internet wires, forcing residents to use their illegal internet service provider, impacting approximately 600 families.
What is a UPS and why use it to avoid internet loss?
A UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) is recommended to prevent internet outages during power failures, ensuring continued access to online services and protection for electronic devices.
Merz: 'Let's put an end to anonymity on the internet'
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz advocates for mandatory use of real names online to ensure transparency and protect free society.
The majority of the Riigikogu decided: the government must address the mental health crisis of children caused by the internet
The Riigikogu majority has mandated the government to tackle the mental health crisis among children attributed to excessive internet and social media use.
The Internet is Mostly Used in Latvia for Social Communication, Research Shows
A study commissioned by the National Electronic Mass Media Council indicates that Latvians predominantly use the internet for social communication, with 66% engaging in social media daily or nearly every day.
Ban on Social Networks for Children / The Era of Stricter Internet Regulation Begins. So far hasty, ineffective, and problematic
Australia is the first country to impose a blanket ban on the use of social networks by children under sixteen, garnering strong public support for the measure.
Cross-Country Skiing: Why Not Use the Trail Phone
In Switzerland, cross-country skiers prefer using a dedicated trail phone for weather updates rather than relying on weather apps and the internet.
Russia wants to replace Starlink with balloons
Russia is exploring alternatives to Starlink internet services, including the use of balloons.
Starmer accelerates potential ban on social media for children in the UK
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is pushing to implement a minimum age for social media use to protect children.
Prime Minister Starmer Explores Possibility of Regulating Internet Use in Britain – Focus on Child Protection
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is seeking broader powers to regulate internet use in Britain, citing the need to protect children from digital risks.
How TikTok tracks what you do on the internet even if you don't use the app (and what to do to stop it)
This article discusses how TikTok tracks users across the internet, collecting sensitive information without requiring direct use of the app.
Musk 'turned off the switch' of Starlink to Russian forces, and Kyiv saw an opportunity - Ukraine launches small counterattacks
Ukrainian forces have launched small counterattacks on the eastern front after Elon Musk blocked the use of Starlink satellite internet by Russian forces.
Russia has attempted to completely block 'WhatsApp'
Russia is attempting to fully block the messaging app 'WhatsApp' to force people to use government-controlled services, according to WhatsApp.
WhatsApp says Russia attempted to completely block its usage
WhatsApp reported that Russia is trying to prevent its use within the country, pressuring citizens to use a more controlled Russian messaging service.
The Kremlin Targets WhatsApp: The Government Tries to Move People to a Monitored App
Moscow is attempting to encourage Russians to use a more tightly controlled local internet service as it threatens major internet platforms with throttling or outright bans for non-compliance with data laws.
Russia slows Telegram, pushes state-backed rival app
Russia has started throttling the Telegram messaging platform, encouraging citizens to use a domestic alternative amid legal requirements for data storage and compliance with government regulations.
Putin Tightens Use of Popular Messaging App
Russian President Vladimir Putin's administration has begun restricting the communication traffic of the popular messaging app Telegram, which has faced complaints from users regarding slow performance.
Internet censorship: Russia intends to restrict communication via Telegram app
Russia plans to impose further restrictions on the use of the Telegram messaging app due to alleged violations of Russian law.
From 20% to 48% in just two years: the use of generative AI is spreading rapidly among the French
The use of generative AI in France surged from 20% to 48% between 2023 and 2025, according to a recent study, marking a rapid adoption comparable to the historical growth of the internet and smartphones.
Decrease in porn consumption among students, although boys triple girls in their usage
Recent data shows a positive trend of decreasing porn consumption among students in secondary education, though boys are using it at three times the rate of girls.
One in five teenagers has problematic internet use
One in five teenagers in Spain are reported to have problematic internet use, with girls showing a higher rate of addiction than boys.
Starlink’s dangerous power | Ukraine This Week
The Kyiv Independent discusses SpaceX's efforts to restrict the use of Starlink satellite internet by Russia while emphasizing its importance to Ukraine's defense.
Addiction Among Youth: Drugs, Alcohol, Internet: What Are Bavarian Students Consuming?
A study shows that while alcohol remains extensively consumed among Bavarian youth, the overall rates of substance use, including cannabis and cigarettes, are declining, though problematic usage patterns are emerging particularly with cannabis and social media.
Use the internet as much as you want, data won't run out, Airtel's offer
Airtel has updated its two popular plans, now offering unlimited data along with calling and SMS benefits.
Russian War Bloggers Furious Over Starlink Ban: 'Fascist Elon Musk Serves the Interests of Ukrainian Armed Forces'
Russian war bloggers are angry over Elon Musk's decision to block the use of Starlink internet by Russian military forces, which has hindered their offensive in Ukraine.
Myths about 5G home internet to forget
The article debunks common myths surrounding the activation and use of 5G home internet, emphasizing that most people can easily set up their modems without expert help.
Russian Forces Lose Access to Starlink
Reports indicate that Russian forces in Ukraine can no longer access the Starlink internet connection, which Elon Musk has taken actions to restrict for military use.
Lazy employee is not 'heated' to work: He endlessly browses the internet, gets fired, and receives 40,000 euros in compensation
A court in Spain ruled that an employee's dismissal for excessive personal internet use was disproportionate, resulting in a compensation of 40,000 euros for the fired worker.
Dismissal of a worker for personal internet use during work hours declared unjustified
The Social Chamber of the Superior Court of Justice of La Rioja ruled that the dismissal of a sales technician for using the internet personally during work hours for 57 hours was unjustified, as it did not harm the company.
The Internet Tailored for Youth
This article discusses the public debate regarding teenagers' presence online, the implications of imposing restrictions on social media use, and the role of artificial intelligence in the daily lives of youth.
Ukraine will regulate the use of Starlink to prevent Russia from controlling attack drones
The Ukrainian government, with the help of SpaceX, will create a registration system for all Starlink satellite internet terminals to prevent them from being used by Russian attack drones, according to Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.
Elon Musk says 'unauthorised' Russian use of satellite-based Starlink internet stopped
Elon Musk announced that unauthorized Russian access to the Starlink satellite internet service has been halted.
Will the US use cyberwarfare to ‘help’ Iranian protesters?
The article discusses the possibility of the US employing cyberwarfare to support Iranian protesters amidst violent demonstrations and internet blackouts in Iran.
Parental Control Manual: How to Protect Your Child from Excessive Use of Social Networks and Mobile Phones
A recent article discusses the growing concern in Slovakia and worldwide about the impact of social networks and unrestricted internet access on children's concentration and mental health, particularly following the implementation of a mobile phone ban in primary schools.
Videos of Iran protests spread as internet returns
As the internet returns, amateur videos reveal protests in Iran, showcasing fires in Tehran and crowds chanting against authorities after allegations of live ammunition use against demonstrators.
What is Starlink, the satellite service Iranians use to post about the protests?
The article explains how Iranians are utilizing Starlink, a satellite internet service, to share information about ongoing protests despite restrictions.
Internet blackout in Iran: how authoritarian regimes use digital weapons to silence the population
The Iranian government has implemented a total internet blackout affecting 85 million citizens, showcasing its sophistication by disrupting even virtual networks and satellites.
The dependence of children on the internet is worrying and dangerous
Experts warn about the risks of excessive internet use, addiction, and the importance of education, highlighting increasing cases of sexual exploitation of children and young people online.
Protests in Iran escalate amid a regime divided over the maximum use of force on the streets
Protests in Iran are intensifying as the Islamic regime faces internal divisions regarding the use of force to suppress dissent, coupled with a U.S. threat of intervention prompting a more lenient approach.