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Has your Instagram been cloned yet? Inside the rise of social media identity theft (and what to do about it)

Cases of social media identity theft have skyrocketed in recent weeks, with victims and their loved ones being scammed — so are any of us really safe online anymore? Katie Strick reports

Evening Standard

Instagram testing removal of messaging button for teens as part of privacy push

More restrictive privacy settings will also be added by default for teen users.

Evening Standard

Only 10 Met officers out of 412 investigated over alleged online abuse have been fired

Revelations that vast majority were instead given written warnings will raise fresh concerns about force

The Guardian - UK

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Mum faked daughter's terminal illness to pocket cash from generous donations

A woman will now spend six years in prison after pretending her 11-year-old daughter was dying of a terminal illness and setting up a GoFundMe to raise money from generous donations

Daily Mirror

Missing Cumbernauld man described as 'brilliant' neurosurgeon after being found dead

Michael Fitzpatrick's body was found in Banton Loch, Kilsyth, on Saturday

Daily Record

Facebook sued for collecting personal data to target adverts

In high court case that could set precedent for millions, Tanya O’Carroll alleges owner Meta is breaking UK data laws

The Guardian - UK

Nigel Owens banned from Facebook after sharing homophobic abuse he received

The rugby ref said the ban was "unbelievable" after the horrible message

Wales Online

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Supernatural star Nicki Aycox dies aged 47 following two-year leukaemia battle

The star’s sister-in-law confirmed her passing in a Facebook post in which she called her a ‘fighter’ and ‘incredibly talented’

Evening Standard

Welsh farmer's daughter glued herself to the M4 in environmental protest

Indigo Rumbelow appeared live on Sky News to defend the protests and was asked to stop shouting

Wales Online

‘Verified’ anti-vax accounts proliferate as Twitter struggles to police content

Platform’s paid verification system is being used to give sense of validity to accounts pushing health misinformation

The Guardian - US

Andrew Tate: Who is the controversial TikTok influencer?

Tate has been criticised for peddling ‘misogynistic views’ and ‘negative presentations of masculinity’

The Independent UK

Mrs Hinch fans offer key tips to air-dry clothes without tumble dryer

Many followers have shared how to avoid the damp smell

Nottingham Post

Danielle Easey's alleged killer impersonated her until body found, court hears

Carol Marie McHenry used Danielle Easey's Facebook account to contact her mother until shortly before the young woman's body was found, a jury hears.

ABC News

Club Q shooting: Five victims identified in Colorado Springs LGBTQ nightclub attack

Kelly Loving, Daniel Aston, Derrick Rump, Ashley Paugh and Raymond Green have been identified as the five victims of the Club Q shooting

The Independent UK

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Stephen Diehl: Crypto is the ‘commoditisation of populist anger, gambling and crime’

The software engineer has denounced crypto assets as vehicles for pure speculation. But his views have made him a target of harassment — including death threats

Birmingham Post

Rental launch for breastfeeding brand that fought off Facebook ad ban

Devon maternity brand Bshirt has launched a new rental line after putting stressful ad row with Facebook behind them

Bangkok Post

The Myth of Tech God Is Crumbling

Tech is full of smart people who build, run and invest in successful companies that have produced a tremendous amount of innovation. But the industry's recent spate of failures and reversals has made one thing clear: Many of its leaders aren't as smart as they thought they were.

ABC News

The Loop: Qatar's historic World Cup loss as rival fans chant for beer, Jason David Frank dies, and NSW flood latest — as it happened

The news Australia is searching for and all the news that happened while you snoozed: This is The Loop, your quick catch-up for this morning's stories as they happen.

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Victorian Labor candidate Lauren O'Dwyer's Aboriginal heritage claim disputed by relative

A relative of Victorian Labor candidate Lauren O'Dwyer, who has described herself as a "proud Yorta Yorta woman" and is running in the seat of Richmond at Saturday's state election, says their family has no Indigenous ancestry.

Edinburgh Live

Meet the Edinburgh woman on a mission to feed the city's unwanted cats and dogs

Linda is hoping that she can build on the success of last year's appeal and be able to supply hundreds of pounds worth of food, toys and bedding to two animal charities.

Tribune News Service

5 dead,18 injured in Colorado Springs LGBTQ nightclub shooting

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Several patrons of a gay and lesbian nightclub in Colorado Springs are being hailed as heroes, as details unfold about a mass shooting that happened minutes before midnight Saturday at Club Q and left five people dead and 18 bystanders injured, according to authorities.

Chronicle Live

Mrs Hinch fans share best free tips to air-dry clothes without damp smell

Lots of people are turning to clothes airers instead of tumble dryers to save on energy costs, but it can be difficult to air dry clothes effectively in the colder months

Chronicle Live

Five common online scams to look out for this Black Friday

Most families will do some shopping on Black Friday, giving fraudsters an easy chance to try to get their hands on your money

Bangkok Post

Students roast in sun as Surin bid for Guinness World Record backfires

The organisers of the Elephant Festival have been pilloried for trying to set a Guinness World Record at the expense of students made to sit in the scorching heat for hours on end.

The Guardian - UK

How to Stand Up to a Dictator by Maria Ressa review – tales of a moral giant

With this important memoir cum manifesto, the Nobel peace prize-winning journalist who took on Facebook and the murderous Duterte regime in the Philippines exposes the abuse of power

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