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Growing list of countries move to ban social media for children

The European Union's plan to regulate children's access to social media follows the implementation or proposal of similar measures around the world. In China, where the internet is tightly regulated by the state, minors' access to social media has been restricted progressively since 2019.

The Economic Times

Audi Nuvolari And Jaguar Type 01 Storm Goodwood. The Internet Reacts

The Internet has plenty to say about the cars' looks, and it's not flattering.

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Hiding a Wi-Fi router in a cabinet or placing it at one end of the house can weaken coverage, because walls, distance, and nearby electronics can reduce or interfere with the signal before it reaches your devices

Router placement significantly impacts your home Wi-Fi performance. Hiding the router in cabinets or corners obstructs its signal propagation. Walls and certain household devices can also interfere with Wi-Fi signals. Positioning the router centrally and elevated improves overall network coverage. Simple adjustments can enhance your internet experience without new equipment.

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No Facebook, Instagram for Indian kids below 16? PM Modi's Australia praise fuels debate over social media curbs

India may introduce age-based social media restrictions, following Australia's lead. Prime Minister Modi praised Australia's approach to protecting young users online. The government is discussing age limits with social media companies. Some Indian states are already exploring their own proposals for online safety.

The Economic Times

Erling Haaland is Norway's FIFA World Cup machine - and the internet's "babygirl"

FIFA World Cup 2026 match: Norwegian soccer star Erling Haaland has become a social media sensation. His online persona contrasts with his on-field dominance, creating fan appeal. Fans embrace him as a "babygirl" and "princess" due to his softer online presence. This phenomenon highlights soccer players' growing influence as pop…

The Economic Times

Erling Haaland is Norway's World Cup machine — and the internet's 'babygirl'

Erling Haaland has become a social media sensation during the World Cup

The Independent UK

Saturday bank holiday: Are SBI, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank open or closed today on July 11, 2026?

Banks will remain closed on Saturday, July 11, 2026? Digital banking services will continue to be available for customers even if banks are closed. Routine transactions can be performed using mobile and internet banking applications.

The Economic Times

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Are Full House And Boy Meets World In The Same Universe? The Internet Ran This Theory Down

Different cities but same universe?

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Why is it called spam? The surprising story behind one of the internet's most famous words

Spam origin history: The term spam originated from a canned meat product introduced by Hormel Foods in 1937. A famous British comedy sketch in 1970 cemented its association with endless repetition. Early internet users adopted the term to describe repetitive messages drowning out conversations.

The Economic Times

Circle Can Now Operate as a Trust Bank. CRCL Stock Is Soaring.

Circle stock rallies on OCC’s approval for Circle National Trust. Here’s why the charter could help unlock significant upside in CRCL shares.

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Buc-ee’s is offering $275K salaries with no college degrees. The internet is split on whether that’s a good thing

‘Graduated with a degree in communications, currently making $19. Buc-ees would pay me more to clean bathrooms,’ one social media user wrote

The Independent UK

Texas Democratic political candidate says SpaceX grants ‘sure looks like’ corruption

Nathan Johnson says if elected attorney general he’ll investigate rural internet deal with Elon Musk company

The Guardian - US

Why India Is Increasing Regulations on Big Tech Companies?

Think about how many times you've opened a Google app, scrolled through Instagram, ordered something online, or made a digital payment today. For most of us, these platforms have become second nature. But while they've made life easier, they've also become incredibly powerful. Now, India is starting to ask an…

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81 People Who Are The Reason We Can’t Have Nice Things And Know Exactly Who They Are

Some people see a 200-year-old tree and feel wonder. Others bring a chainsaw. In a world where war memorials are being used as Tinder backdrops and ancient landmarks are being carved up for trophies, the internet has finally had enough, and it has receipts. Read the full article to see…

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How Do We Feel About Women's Work?

Plus: Rampant illiteracy, teen-suicide rates and screens, and more...

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FIFA's ExpressVPN World Cup sponsorship sparks fury from Spain's La Liga and French broadcasters

La Liga and top French broadcasters are furious with FIFA for naming ExpressVPN an official 2026 World Cup sponsor. The rightsholders are lashing out at the VPN provider's refusal to implement anti-piracy site blocks.

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Erling Haaland's 'doppelganger' Emma Kate Willman breaks silence on their 'unreal' resemblance

Influencer Emma Kate Willman has broken her silence after she became caught up in an internet craze comparing her to soccer star Erling Haaland - calling the

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Doctor Intervenes After Woman’s “Reminder” About What Real Bodies Look Like Triggers Health Debate

When self-described “curve model” Mikaela Reidy shared photos of herself to celebrate “real bodies,” the internet jumped to call her “lazy” and “grossly obese.”

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“I Kissed My Brother And Now My Fiancé Wants To Break Up With Me Since He Finds It Weird”

Woman keeps hugging and cuddling her younger brother to show love, but her husband-to-be doesn’t like it at all. He gets mad when she gives her sibling a peck on the cheek and accuses her of sleeping with her own brother. Read on to learn more about this situation and…

The Economic Times

The Times Internet Half Marathon: Why running is becoming India's new weekend ritual

Most fitness plans fail because they depend on private motivation. Running is taking hold for a different reason. It turns fitness into a calendar, a community and a story people want to keep living.

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How New Zealand's Internet Habits Are Raising the Stakes for SpinBit & Digital Casino Play

Kiwis spend hours online daily, and digital casino play is surging. New data shows 96.2% internet penetration. Here's what is driving the trend.

International Business Times UK

Charlize Theron Branded 'Scary' By Internet After Growing Concerns Over Her Alleged 'Skeletal Look'

Charlize Theron's appearance at the Paris premiere of 'The Odyssey' has sparked online debate, with social media users expressing concern over her slim figure and discussing celebrity body image.

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Woman Grows Uncomfortable With Her Husband’s Relationship With Her Sister, Discovers A Heartbreaking Truth

One of the most painful things that you can experience in life is watching the person you love the most in the world fall for someone else. The awful cherry on top is if they start having feelings for someone in your family. An internet user revealed how her husband's…

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Lando Norris Has Officially Given The Internet The Ick Amid Alix Earle Dating Rumours

Lando Norris has officially given the internet the ick amid Alix Earle dating rumours after a mad dash to his car.

The Independent UK

A giant hamster, a £520k fine, and a battle for regulation: What happens next in Ofcom’s fight with 4chan?

The US-based forum is refusing to pay more than £520,000 in fines to Ofcom over alleged breaches of the Online Safety Act. Its argument? Simple – it isn’t the UK’s jurisdiction. Nicole Wootton-Cane takes a look at what action Ofcom could take, and what the case says about the challenges…

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