Reporting harmful content online is meant to feel straightforward. You see something abusive, misleading, or clearly harmful — you report it. In theory, platforms review the content, take appropriate action, and the system works. But […]
“Technology is neither good nor bad; nor is it neutral.”Melvin Kranzberg, 1986 https://www.jstor.org/stable/3105385?seq=2 A quick note from the editor Imagine opening your laptop and producing a complete advertising campaign in minutes: a marketing script written […]
Delhi’s Red Fort Blast and the Rhetoric of Blame On November 10, 2025, an i20 car that exploded at the Red Fort area in New Delhi took the entire city by shock, killing 13 people […]
A Critical Analysis of Data Retention, Governance, and Fragmentation in Australian Organisations […]
It started with a video, but it didn’t end there. The Moment Everything Became Visible In July 2023, a video from Manipur, India, forced the nation and the world to stop and pay attention. It […]
A case study of the Messi Hong Kong controversy and how platforms, identity conflict, and nationalism escalated sports debate into digital harm.
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Think about the last photo you posted online. Maybe it was a selfie, a birthday shot, or just a casual picture with friends. Now imagine that photo being used without your knowledge, to put your […]
You access your phone, and immediately begin interacting with Instagram, accepting cookies, and agreeing to terms without having read them. And you just gave your consent – not to someone but to the whole system. […]
Introduction TikTok often gives people a relaxed, fast and harmless feeling. There are dance short videos, jokes, fashion content, and all kinds of short videos that people keep browsing on the platform. This kind of […]
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