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Lori Vallow’s chilling internet searches and trove of burner phones revealed at murder trial

Vallow allegedly shopped for life insurance policies for her children two months before they were murdered

The Independent UK

Adolescents struggling with cyber-syndrome

34.3% of children in Kerala are facing multiple problems including depression, anxiety, and stress due to internet addiction.

The Hindu

Channel 7’s David Koch is angry about an internet death rumour scam. What is it all about?

The latest scam ads report the false death of the morning host, much to his annoyance. So what are platforms and regulators doing about it?

The Guardian - AU

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One in five child abuse images found online last year were category A – report

Internet Watch Foundation says amount of material showing most extreme form of sexual abuse has doubled since 2020

The Guardian - UK

Much wow, very meme: what the revival of the ancient doge meme tells us about the lifecycle of the internet

In early April, when Elon Musk randomly and very briefly replaced the Twitter bird logo with the face of the “doge” meme, the value of the dogecoin both rose and fell by a matter of billions of dollars in value on the cryptomarket.

The Conversation

SpaceX launches world's 1st 5G satellite to bring global connectivity to Internet of Things

The Sateliot "GroundBreaker" is the first of a constellation of over 250 spacecraft designed to communicate with terrestrial 5G cell towers and fill gaps in data networks worldwide.

Space

Revo SuperConnect Stereo

Revo has improved on the brilliance of the original SuperConnect with a tuned-up design, better sound and even more features

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Seventy-one NHS doctors trapped in Sudan have 'lost all hope' of evacuation

Dr Reem Taha, a trustee of UK Sudanese Junior Doctors Association, has lost contact with most NHS staff in Sudan after internet connections in the country went down

Daily Mirror

Everything we all wrote for the web is now being used to train AI

"User-generated content" built a database big enough to teach ChatGPT and its ilk.

Axios

Fishing Boats Can’t Stop Running Over Undersea Internet Cables

Trawlers regularly cause expensive damage to the cables, but fishers say they’re the ones suffering.

Businessweek

More of the internet could disappear as load-bearing image host Imgur announces deletion of old content and NSFW images

"We will be focused on removing old, unused, and inactive content that is not tied to a user account from our platform."

PC Gamer

Celiac disease is on the rise. Why?

With too little research money devoted to celiac disease, the internet has become rife with health misinformation

Salon

Missing review – smart internet thriller

This follow-up to 2018’s Searching lacks the freshness of its forebear, but still rattles along energetically

The Guardian - UK

Australia’s farmers call for backup plan after GPS tractor-steering system fails

A satellite that issues a correction signal to most Australian farm machinery went down this week, leaving farmers in the lurch

The Guardian - AU

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Manchester Evening News

Biting thug, one-punch killer and a vile paedophile amongst criminals locked up in Greater Manchester this week

Jonathan Adamson has been jailed for the manslaughter of David Aubert

Manchester Evening News

'How a SIM card changed my life'

More than 20,000 free SIM cards have been given to people in Greater Manchester who cannot afford mobile data packages

The Guardian - UK

Can China keep generative AI under its control? Well, it contained the internet

When the Chinese embraced capitalism, the west predicted it would crumble. Then that the web would break it. We may be proved wrong again

Salon

AI supercharging misinformation's spread

Conspiracy theories, spam, and misinformation online will only get worse with the advent of AI chatbots

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The Times of India

Asha Negi trolled for posting backless photos asking for 'breakfast in bed'; netizen tells her, 'Kapde pehen lo phir breakfast karna'

Pavitra Rishta fame Asha Negi has left netizens stunned with her new alluring pictures on the internet.

The Independent UK

Dorito casseroles, butter diets and how weird food took over the internet

As a man known as ‘Butter Dawg’ quits his job to become a full-time ‘carnivore diet’ influencer on TikTok, Eloise Hendy explores the online dominance of gross-out food clickbait

The Independent UK

People abandon contacting their GP ‘over fears of long waits’

After deciding not to call their GP, people most often turned to managing the condition themselves or seeking advice on the internet.

The Independent UK

Minister: Ukraine will win war of technologies

As Ukrainian and Russian troops fight conventional battles on the front lines, Europe’s first major war of the internet age has also sparked a war of technology as both sides vie for advantage with their drones and satellite communications

TechRadar

Tourist cyber traps revealed: where and why to use a travel VPN

Discover the most and least cyber-safe countries to travel to, how to avoid being hacked, and how a VPN for travel can help.

The Conversation

Most people already think climate change is 'here and now', despite what we've been told

A quick search on the internet for “climate change images” readily yields the familiar photograph of a lone polar bear on a shrinking block of ice. Despite signifying an impending crisis, such images make climate change seem abstract – happening a long way off (for most of us), to animals…

Axios

BuzzFeed News shutters amid digital media reckoning

The internet publishing landscape shifted after tech firms changed their algorithms in the late 2010s.

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