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A man who died in a car crash in Middlesbrough had filmed himself joyriding, prompting the government to ask social media platforms to remove content featuring

Social media companies have been urged to remove content that glorifies dangerous driving, following the deaths of PCs Tom Clough and Matthew Blades in a collis

The government has instructed social media companies, including TikTok, to remove dangerous content depicting people driving on the wrong side of the road. This

Irish lawmakers have summoned TikTok after videos glorifying dangerous driving were widely shared following a fatal crash that killed five teenagers. The crash

Hyderabad Cyber Crime police have registered cases against social media users and the Head of Meta in India following a complaint by BJP activists regarding all

A study attempted to quantify the percentage of LinkedIn posts that are entirely generated by AI, revealing a surprisingly high number.