Month: April 2026

Following the rapid growth of the internet, everyone has the right to express emotions and thoughts. Cyberspace is often imagined as a space for connecting everyone and a place for people who come from different […]

Has this ever happened to you? Initially, you were planning on spending only ten minutes watching TikTok, but suddenly an hour has passed! People often seem to think that it is because of their weak […]

The ban and its central contradiction Australia’s under 16 social media law took effect in December 2025. Under the law, age restricted social media platforms must take reasonable steps to stop Australians under 16 from […]

1.Introduction Daily life tells us that the web orders how we search for information, watch videos, consume news and talk to people. Furthermore, the results may tell us that our everyday life is increasingly ordered […]

When we enter the online world, we get the impression that we are in an open and free world. We search, scroll, click, watch, thinking that we oversee what we view. However, there is a […]

Are Algorithms Really Fair? Nowadays, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been widely advertised as an objective, bias-reducing, high-efficiency technique. From suggesting to us what news to view and which films to watch to filtering job hunters […]

A Seemingly Private Digital Clinic, Actually a One-Way Commercial Transaction Talking to a health agent like Ant Alford about a sleepless night or constant anxiety feels like a relief. You share personal struggles expecting a […]

How social media platforms built their “safety” on a hidden workforce nobody talks about. The Cleaners (2018), dir. Hans Block & Moritz Riesewieck When we remember the last time we saw a disturbing video that […]

Inside the invisible machine that decides what you see, what you believe  and what keeps you scrolling. By Yu Han A close-up of a smartphone displaying a social media feed with algorithm-curated content. (How to land […]