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Video Shows Delhi Auto Driver Allegedly Offering Young Women To Foreign Tourist, Internet Demands Action
Social media users strongly condemned the incident, with many users tagging Delhi Police and calling for strict legal action against the driver.
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Techie Working At American Company In India Denied US Tourist Visa, Internet Decodes Reasons
Sharing her experience online, she speculated that her lack of international travel history and young age might have contributed to the rejection.
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Walmart-Backed Flipkart Turns to Videos and Livestream to Woo Indian Online Shoppers
Flipkart is using social videos and livestreams to convert young consumers spending a lot of time on their smartphones into loyal customers. While the concept of online retailers using videos to boost sales has been around for years, Flipkart hopes this strategy will give it an edge over rivals like Amazon.com and Reliance Industries in India.
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Viral Now: 4-Year-Old Cooks Flavourful Seafood Dish For His Mom. Internet Is Amazed
A reel featuring a 4-year-old making seared scallops with pesto and roasted from scratch without much adult help has gone viral. Instagram users applauded the little one's culinary skills.
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Instagram Teen Accounts With Enhanced Safety Features for Younger Users Launched
Instagram Teen Accounts have been introduced as the latest measure to safeguard young users on the platform. These Teen Accounts come with default-enabled protections, and only users over the age of 16 can modify the safety settings of their account. Additionally, parents or guardians can monitor who has messaged their teenagers in the past week an...
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''One Day I Will...'': Boy's Placard At India-New Zealand Match Impresses Sports Minister
Internet users were also impressed with the young boy's confidence and determination.
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Meta’s Reels Revenue Gets AI Boost to Close in on TikTok, Set to Jump to $10 Billion This Year
On Wednesday, Meta revealed numbers that show Reels videos are growing rapidly among both users and advertisers and are quickly catching up to the ByteDance-owned TikTok app that is beloved by young users and has reshaped the social media landscape.
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Pictures Of A Subway Employee Are Going Viral. "Salute," Says Twitter
The viral tweet shows how the female Subway employee puts in a lot of hard work. Users appreciate her efforts.
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Is 13 Too Young to Have a TikTok or Instagram Account?
Social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook, require users to be at least 13 years old to use their services. However, US surgeon general Vivek Murthy recently warned 13 is too young to join social media. It is worth noting that these apps and services do present some risks for younger people including bullying, misinformat...
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Aisle’s Jalebi Dating App With Selfie Verification, Audio Prompts Launched in India: All You Need to Know
Jalebi, a new dating app "imagined for young India to build valuable connections and relationships," has been released by Aisle. It enables users to share their diverse interests while learning more about potential matches via text and audio prompts. It also includes features like selfie-verified profiles to boost trust, according to the company.
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Video Shows Delhi Auto Driver Allegedly Offering Young Women To Foreign Tourist, Internet Demands Action
Social media users strongly condemned the incident, with many users tagging Delhi Police and calling for strict legal action against the driver.
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Techie Working At American Company In India Denied US Tourist Visa, Internet Decodes Reasons
Sharing her experience online, she speculated that her lack of international travel history and young age might have contributed to the rejection.
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Walmart-Backed Flipkart Turns to Videos and Livestream to Woo Indian Online Shoppers
Flipkart is using social videos and livestreams to convert young consumers spending a lot of time on their smartphones into loyal customers. While the concept of online retailers using videos to boost sales has been around for years, Flipkart hopes this strategy will give it an edge over rivals like Amazon.com and Reliance Industries in India.
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Viral Now: 4-Year-Old Cooks Flavourful Seafood Dish For His Mom. Internet Is Amazed
A reel featuring a 4-year-old making seared scallops with pesto and roasted from scratch without much adult help has gone viral. Instagram users applauded the little one's culinary skills.
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Instagram Teen Accounts With Enhanced Safety Features for Younger Users Launched
Instagram Teen Accounts have been introduced as the latest measure to safeguard young users on the platform. These Teen Accounts come with default-enabled protections, and only users over the age of 16 can modify the safety settings of their account. Additionally, parents or guardians can monitor who has messaged their teenagers in the past week an...
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''One Day I Will...'': Boy's Placard At India-New Zealand Match Impresses Sports Minister
Internet users were also impressed with the young boy's confidence and determination.
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Meta’s Reels Revenue Gets AI Boost to Close in on TikTok, Set to Jump to $10 Billion This Year
On Wednesday, Meta revealed numbers that show Reels videos are growing rapidly among both users and advertisers and are quickly catching up to the ByteDance-owned TikTok app that is beloved by young users and has reshaped the social media landscape.
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Pictures Of A Subway Employee Are Going Viral. "Salute," Says Twitter
The viral tweet shows how the female Subway employee puts in a lot of hard work. Users appreciate her efforts.
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Is 13 Too Young to Have a TikTok or Instagram Account?
Social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook, require users to be at least 13 years old to use their services. However, US surgeon general Vivek Murthy recently warned 13 is too young to join social media. It is worth noting that these apps and services do present some risks for younger people including bullying, misinformat...
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Aisle’s Jalebi Dating App With Selfie Verification, Audio Prompts Launched in India: All You Need to Know
Jalebi, a new dating app "imagined for young India to build valuable connections and relationships," has been released by Aisle. It enables users to share their diverse interests while learning more about potential matches via text and audio prompts. It also includes features like selfie-verified profiles to boost trust, according to the company.
