- All
- News
- Videos
- Web Stories
-
Hyderabad Man Stunned As Cab Driver Demands Rs 5,000 For Airport Drop: "Trying To Extort Money"
He needed to catch a 7 am flight on October 28 and booked a cab around 4 am, but multiple drivers quoted unusually high prices, sparking concerns over rising cab fares in the city.
-
Techie Says Stuck In "Notice Period Hell" As Company Won't Release, Internet Reacts
The employee mentioned that the company had verbally agreed to release them in 30 days, but later refused.
-
Woman Tries To Return Dead Plant After 6 Months, Calls It "Defective", Internet Reacts
One user says they did provide a guarantee for life, the woman just "expedited" that process.
-
Bengaluru Tenant Claims Landlord Vanished With Deposit, Many Share Similar Stories
A viral Reddit post has spotlighted a disturbing trend in Bengaluru's rental scene, tenants vacating flats only to face non-return of their security deposits, despite legal protections.
-
Why Reddit Filed Lawsuit Against Perplexity And Data Scrapers
In 2023, Reddit asked companies such as OpenAI to pay for access to its data, but some companies, instead of paying, scraped Reddit content from Google search results.
-
Reddit Sues Perplexity for Scraping Data to Train AI System
Reddit has sued AI startup Perplexity and three other firms, accusing them of illegally scraping its data to train Perplexity’s AI search engine. The complaint claims the companies bypassed Reddit’s protections to steal data needed for Perplexity’s “answer engine.” This case joins a growing list of lawsuits by content owners over unauthor...
-
"Didn't Want To Be An Internet Joke": How A Reddit Post Made Ex Apple Employee 'Sam Sung' Change His Name
It all started when someone shared a photo of Sung's Apple business card on Reddit, which quickly went viral.
-
Reddit Alleges User Data Theft, Sues Perplexity AI And 'Scraping' Partners
Social media platform Reddit sued the artificial intelligence company Perplexity AI and three other entities on Wednesday, alleging their involvement in an "industrial-scale, unlawful" economy to "scrape" the comments of millions of Reddit users.
-
Man's Heartfelt Post About Father's Final Message Moves Internet To Tears: 'He Left With...'
The son chronicled his father's brave fight against cancer and a final message that left him crying.
-
Diwali Blackout: How the AWS Outage Crippled Major Apps Across the World
Amazon Web Services (AWS) faced a widespread outage on October 20, disrupting several major platforms, including Apple TV, Reddit, and Snapchat. The outage, lasting nearly 12 hours, coincided with Diwali celebrations in India and affected online businesses running festive campaigns. AWS later attributed the issue to a DNS error in its US-East-1 reg...
-
Foreigner's Post On Indian Etiquette Opens Up Civic Sense Debate: "Really Frustrates Me"
The post, which described frustrating encounters with queue-jumping and a lack of respect for personal space, drew both agreement and context from Indian social media users.
-
Redditor Builds Dream Home For Mother After Seeing Her Cry Over Sewage: 'The Joy On Her Face'
The user said something snapped inside them after seeing their mother cry after sewage water entered their rented accommodation.
-
"Cancer Won, Guys": 21-Year-Old's Post On Seeing Diwali For The 'Last Time' Devastates Internet
The young man shared that after months of chemotherapy and hospital stays, doctors have exhausted all treatment options, giving him a grim prognosis that he likely won't survive the year.
-
Reddit Co-Founder Says "Much Of The Internet Is Dead", Blames Bots And 'Quasi-AI'
Ohanian argues that current social media platforms are flooded with artificial engagement.
-
Kajol Defends Her Comment On "Actors Work Harder Than 9-5 Employees", Reddit Calls Her "Tone-Deaf"
Kajol defended her earlier statement, saying that acting is a very "on-the-ball job"
-
Hyderabad Man Stunned As Cab Driver Demands Rs 5,000 For Airport Drop: "Trying To Extort Money"
He needed to catch a 7 am flight on October 28 and booked a cab around 4 am, but multiple drivers quoted unusually high prices, sparking concerns over rising cab fares in the city.
-
Techie Says Stuck In "Notice Period Hell" As Company Won't Release, Internet Reacts
The employee mentioned that the company had verbally agreed to release them in 30 days, but later refused.
-
Woman Tries To Return Dead Plant After 6 Months, Calls It "Defective", Internet Reacts
One user says they did provide a guarantee for life, the woman just "expedited" that process.
-
Bengaluru Tenant Claims Landlord Vanished With Deposit, Many Share Similar Stories
A viral Reddit post has spotlighted a disturbing trend in Bengaluru's rental scene, tenants vacating flats only to face non-return of their security deposits, despite legal protections.
-
Why Reddit Filed Lawsuit Against Perplexity And Data Scrapers
In 2023, Reddit asked companies such as OpenAI to pay for access to its data, but some companies, instead of paying, scraped Reddit content from Google search results.
-
Reddit Sues Perplexity for Scraping Data to Train AI System
Reddit has sued AI startup Perplexity and three other firms, accusing them of illegally scraping its data to train Perplexity’s AI search engine. The complaint claims the companies bypassed Reddit’s protections to steal data needed for Perplexity’s “answer engine.” This case joins a growing list of lawsuits by content owners over unauthor...
-
"Didn't Want To Be An Internet Joke": How A Reddit Post Made Ex Apple Employee 'Sam Sung' Change His Name
It all started when someone shared a photo of Sung's Apple business card on Reddit, which quickly went viral.
-
Reddit Alleges User Data Theft, Sues Perplexity AI And 'Scraping' Partners
Social media platform Reddit sued the artificial intelligence company Perplexity AI and three other entities on Wednesday, alleging their involvement in an "industrial-scale, unlawful" economy to "scrape" the comments of millions of Reddit users.
-
Man's Heartfelt Post About Father's Final Message Moves Internet To Tears: 'He Left With...'
The son chronicled his father's brave fight against cancer and a final message that left him crying.
-
Diwali Blackout: How the AWS Outage Crippled Major Apps Across the World
Amazon Web Services (AWS) faced a widespread outage on October 20, disrupting several major platforms, including Apple TV, Reddit, and Snapchat. The outage, lasting nearly 12 hours, coincided with Diwali celebrations in India and affected online businesses running festive campaigns. AWS later attributed the issue to a DNS error in its US-East-1 reg...
-
Foreigner's Post On Indian Etiquette Opens Up Civic Sense Debate: "Really Frustrates Me"
The post, which described frustrating encounters with queue-jumping and a lack of respect for personal space, drew both agreement and context from Indian social media users.
-
Redditor Builds Dream Home For Mother After Seeing Her Cry Over Sewage: 'The Joy On Her Face'
The user said something snapped inside them after seeing their mother cry after sewage water entered their rented accommodation.
-
"Cancer Won, Guys": 21-Year-Old's Post On Seeing Diwali For The 'Last Time' Devastates Internet
The young man shared that after months of chemotherapy and hospital stays, doctors have exhausted all treatment options, giving him a grim prognosis that he likely won't survive the year.
-
Reddit Co-Founder Says "Much Of The Internet Is Dead", Blames Bots And 'Quasi-AI'
Ohanian argues that current social media platforms are flooded with artificial engagement.
-
Kajol Defends Her Comment On "Actors Work Harder Than 9-5 Employees", Reddit Calls Her "Tone-Deaf"
Kajol defended her earlier statement, saying that acting is a very "on-the-ball job"
