Milena and Samira Sarg become a 'ship' among internet users: 'We want a couple of women'
In the latest edition of Big Brother Brasil, Milena and Samira have captured the fans' attention, becoming a popular potential couple.
10 years of TikTok: The 'religion' of 1.5 billion believers
The article explores the cultural phenomenon of TikTok, highlighting its rapid growth to 1.59 billion users and comparing its influence to major world religions.
The hospital showed pictures of meals. Internet users did not spare comments
A hospital in Gliwice, Poland, showcased images of its meals, sparking a mix of reactions online regarding the quality and nutritional value of hospital food.
Help for animals put up for sale. Internet users outraged
A Polish pet food producer, Dolina Noteci, has expressed outrage after discovering that donated food meant for animal shelters was being sold online.
Life sentence for $30. A pair of Ukrainians registered Starlink for Russians
Two Ukrainians received life sentences for facilitating access to Starlink satellite internet for Russian users.
Living Without the Internet: Still More Than Two Million Non-Users
Over two million people in Germany are still offline, particularly among the age group of 16 to 74, as reported by the Federal Statistical Office.
"Palestinianism Contradicts Christianity". Exposé: This is how Israeli advocacy operates against Trump's base
This article discusses how an Israeli advocacy group, 'Partners for Peace,' has been using unconventional methods to engage American internet users, particularly those in Trump’s base, to influence their views on Israel.
US to unveil platform aiming to bypass internet censorship in China, Iran and beyond
The U.S. State Department is launching Freedom.gov, a privacy-preserving app that allows users in countries with heavy internet censorship to access the uncensored internet.
In the Czech Republic, there is still a lot of noise about what Sikorski did to their minister. Internet users show no mercy
A debate between Polish politician Radosław Sikorski and Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka during the Munich Security Conference has sparked significant online reactions in the Czech Republic, with many criticizing Macinka and praising Sikorski.
Airtel's big announcement, 'unlimited' internet will be available to these users
Airtel has announced unlimited data for all its postpaid plans across the country.
Did the Epstein Files prove the Pizzagate conspiracy theory right?
The recent release of Epstein case files has fueled speculation among some internet users about the validity of the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, although the claims remain unfounded.
Internet Tax Relief 2025/2026. If You Don't Deduct It, the Money Will Be Lost
The article explains the tax relief available for internet users in Poland for 2025/2026, detailing eligibility, deduction limits, and documentation requirements.
Internet users criticize Paes for video with supposed imitation of visually impaired person
A video of Rio de Janeiro's Mayor Eduardo Paes imitating a visually impaired person has sparked criticism online for being disrespectful and ableist.
Trailer Interrupts Curb Painting in City of TO, and Internet Users Have Fun with the Situation; VIDEO
A video of a curb painting incident in Porto Nacional, Brazil, where workers painted around a parked trailer, has gone viral, eliciting humorous reactions from social media users.
Chrome Extensions: The Enemy in Your Own Browser
Popular Chrome extensions spy on millions of users, with hundreds of apps illegally tracking browsing histories.
"Even 'Quotidien' Drops LFI": Internet Users Praise the Coverage of Quentin's Death in the Talk Show
The talk show 'Quotidien' focused on the recent murder of Quentin, a young Lyon resident, sparking discussions about political affiliations and responses surrounding the incident.
YouTube's server was down worldwide for about an hour
YouTube experienced a global outage lasting nearly an hour, impacting users' ability to search and stream videos.
Turkey's electronic gaming market surpasses one billion dollars
Turkey's electronic gaming market has reached a size of 1.01 billion dollars, experiencing a 25% growth compared to the previous year.
Monika Falcon Captivates Internet Users: Appeared with Boxing Gloves
Lithuanian artist Monika Falcon shared a striking photo on Instagram, showcasing her in pink boxing gloves while referencing Britney Spears' hit song.
How much data does Google have about you? The tool that displays it all
The article discusses how Google collects and stores extensive data about users, including search histories and location data, which can be accessed through the user's Google account.
Youtube is down; the video platform experiences worldwide issues TODAY February 17
Youtube experienced significant outages worldwide on February 17, 2023, affecting many users' ability to access content and log into the platform.
Indigenous AI Sarvam that Runs Without Internet, a Challenge to ChatGPT and Gemini?
At the India AI Impact Summit, the Sarvam AI platform was introduced as an on-device AI that functions without the need for an internet connection, making it particularly practical for users in India.
"It is the only tool." Expert described how children should be monitored on the internet
Czech expert Václav Svátek argues that a verified digital identity is the only effective way for parents to control children's internet access, amidst discussions of social media bans for underage users in response to growing concerns for safety.
It's not your internet! Users report failures on X, formerly Twitter, TODAY February 16
On February 16, users in Mexico reported significant access issues to the social media platform X, previously known as Twitter, indicating a widespread service interruption.
The Slaves of ‘Spam’
Cyber scams are driven by large digital plantations where hundreds of thousands of kidnapped individuals are coerced into deceiving internet users.
BBB 26: Internet users complain about lack of information about the formation of the wall
Internet users have expressed dissatisfaction over the lack of information regarding the formation of a wall in the BBB 26 program, which was conducted via streaming without prior notice to viewers.
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.
How TikTok Tracks What You Do on the Internet (and What to Do to Stop It)
The article discusses how TikTok not only tracks users within its app but also gathers data from various unrelated websites, raising privacy concerns.
O. Pikul's announcement of her love for an 18-year-younger fighter stirs reactions from internet users: comments from well-known figures pour in
O. Pikul announced her relationship with a fighter 18 years her junior, causing a significant buzz on social media, with many famous personalities commenting in support.
US Ambassador Showed Trump's 'Visit' to Krakow. Internet Users in Shock
The US Ambassador to Poland, Tom Rose, celebrated the 250th anniversary of the United States in Krakow by unveiling a commemorative plaque and referencing Tadeusz Kościuszko, followed by a controversial AI-generated video appearing to show Donald Trump visiting.
WhatsApp fell into Putin's jaws
WhatsApp faces restrictions in Russia as the government initiates measures to block the app and its related websites, pushing users towards state-controlled alternatives.
Ban on WhatsApp in Russia
WhatsApp has been banned in Russia, significantly impacting communication for users in the country.
Thousands of attacks stopped. moje.cert.pl with new functionality
CERT Polska has enhanced its moje.cert.pl tool, successfully detecting thousands of cybersecurity vulnerabilities and preventing numerous attacks for its users.
Russia has begun a large-scale block: "WhatsApp" is also closed
Moscow has initiated a blockade that includes the popular messaging app WhatsApp, coercing users towards a local alternative called 'Max'.
Major Issues for Internet Users in Russia. The Kremlin Creates Its Own Network Under KGB Control
The Russian authorities are tightening internet censorship and further implementing a 'sovereign internet' controlled by the state, significantly affecting access to popular platforms.
Russia is trying to block WhatsApp
Russia is attempting to block WhatsApp as part of a strategy to push users towards more controllable domestic services.
Russia Tried to Completely Block the WhatsApp App
Russia is attempting to fully block the WhatsApp messaging service, pushing users towards state-controlled internet solutions amidst stricter internet regulations.
How to detect if someone is using your Wi-Fi
The article discusses common signs of unauthorized Wi-Fi usage and provides tips for users to check their connected devices easily.
Epstein Creates Chaos Even After Death: Internet Users Claim He is Alive and Where He Lives
Online speculation persists that Jeffrey Epstein, despite his death, might still be alive, fueled by a surge of conspiracy theories following a massive document leak.
Kremlin confirms Telegram slowdown
The Kremlin has confirmed that it is taking measures against the Telegram messenger for non-compliance with local laws, resulting in reported slowdowns affecting users across Russia.
Be Careful of Fake Broadcasts That Steal Personal Data During the Olympic Games
Telecom company SIA 'Tele2' warns internet users to be cautious of fake video broadcasts during the Winter Olympic Games, which may hide cybercriminals aiming to steal personal data.
Did Cupid Fail? 8.6 Million Internet Users Are Looking for Their 'Better Half' on Dating Apps
A significant number of Mexican internet users are actively searching for romantic partners on dating apps, highlighting the continued influence of technology in love and relationships.
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.
Discord will require all users to verify their age to maintain full access next month
Discord will implement new age verification protocols starting March 2026, mandating all users to confirm their age to retain full platform access.
Ghanian traditional shirt sparks debate after Zambians mock president's fugu
A Ghanian traditional shirt has become a topic of debate after Zambian internet users mocked their president's traditional attire during an event.
Russia once again moves to restrict Telegram
The Russian government has implemented new measures to limit Telegram's operation, with users experiencing access issues since early February.
The 'innocent' browser extensions we install 'for help' — and what they really do
The article discusses potential privacy risks associated with browser extensions that users often install for convenience, highlighting how many don't consider the permissions they grant.
Živilė Pinskuvienė partied at the hundred-day celebration: a surprising wish from internet users
Lithuanian Mayor Živilė Pinskuvienė participated in the celebration of senior students at Širvintos gymnasium, attracting significant attention on social media.
Fines threaten TikTok - 'war over users' feeds'
The EU's announcement that TikTok must change how the app operates or face large fines marks the beginning of a new development in controlling user content, according to internet expert MÃ¥ns Jonasson.
LSM.lv portal has increased its audience in January
In January, the internet portal LSM.lv saw an increase in audience figures, while tvnet.lv emerged as the leader with 789,000 users.