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These days, more of us are coming to the conclusion that people are asking the wrong question about online harm. Every conference, policy paper, product
Introduction The UK Government’s proposed ban on social media for under-16s has divided opinion, but among parents the reaction may be a little more complicated
Across social media and adult content platforms, there is a recurring visual style that centres around what is often described as “innocence-coded” aesthetics. This includes
There is a pattern in modern life that is difficult to ignore once you have noticed. People move between mild stress, distraction, brief relief, and
There is a number everyone knows exists but has yet to be determined: “How many suicides are caused by algorithms?” The question implies a single,
Shame is a remarkably sticky emotion. It clings to the mind long after the moment that created it has passed. People often think of shame
Playing the victim is a behaviour almost everyone has encountered, whether in the office, at home, or in social circles; I was discussing this with
People go online for different reasons, and it recently occured to me that these behaviours can generally be grouped into three categories: active, passive, and
I think one of the strangest things about living through chaos is that, after a while, chaos stops feeling like chaos and starts to feel
I had never heard of skin gambling until yesterday, when I spotted a post on LinkedIn that, for a split second, conjured up images of