Industry lobbyists have been hugely successful getting taxpayers to help pay for highly speculative crypto projects. The promised benefits have rarely materialized.
The Apple and Google app stores don’t just host nudify apps. They actually point users to them.
An array of Iranian government officials and organizations are enjoying paid, premium service on X despite being subject to U.S. sanctions.
Social casino and sweepstakes games are “free” to play but can still leave players deeply in debt. Facebook is one of their primary platforms.
Scammers are spending heavily on Facebook ads that use deepfake videos of President Trump, Elon Musk, and other political figures to hawk fake government benefits.
Apple and Google ban apps that create sexualized images. But both companies offer dozens of apps that can strip the clothes off people.
Apple and Google say they comply with U.S. sanctions. But an array of sanctioned companies, many from Russia and China, offer apps through their app stores.
Meta says its ‘Instagram Teen Accounts’ protect minors from inappropriate content, including people fighting. But there’s a big hashtag loophole.