December 4, 02:10 PM • 20517 viewsTikTok has introduced TikTok for Artists with tools for promotion, analytics and audience interaction. The platform is already available in more than 25 countries, including the USA and the EU.
The EU is preparing a new mobile application for age verification that will allow confirming age without disclosing personal data. This step aims to enhance the protection of children online and will be the first stage towards the launch of the EU digital wallet in 2026.
The practice of microdosing GLP-1 drugs, such as Ozempic, for weight loss and diabetes treatment is gaining popularity in the US. Patients are reducing doses to reduce side effects or save money.
Russia has created fake organizations that mimic humanitarian missions and does not allow the Red Cross access to Ukrainian prisoners of war. Relatives are advised to contact only state authorities.
A coffee shop with piglets has opened in the Dniprovskyi district of Kyiv, sparking discussions about animal exploitation. The owners assure that they take care of the animals, but animal rights activists have filed a statement with the police.
In Dnipro, a 17-year-old girl filmed a video of dancing in a cemetery to a Russian song about cannibalism. The police drew up an administrative protocol for hooliganism against her, the violator faces a fine.
TikTok Shop, a ByteDance division, has announced staffing and organizational changes in the US. The company strives to create a more efficient operating model, despite political and market risks.
Mexico is investigating the murder of 23-year-old Valeria Marquez. She was shot dead during a live broadcast on TikTok in the beauty salon where she worked.
The European Commission believes that TikTok does not provide enough information about advertising content and restricts advertising search. If the accusations are confirmed, the company faces a fine of up to 6% of its income.
TikTok has restricted search queries related to a fake video about Macron and Mertz allegedly using drugs in Kyiv. Russian propagandists were spreading false information.
Tom Cruise refused to discuss the future of the "Mission: Impossible" franchise in Cannes. He urged viewers to enjoy the new film, rather than speculate on the future of the series.
Psychologist Oksana Gomel explained the reasons for aggressive behavior of adolescents, including family, bullying, social networks and hormones. She gave recommendations to parents on supporting and developing emotional intelligence.
Fans have criticized Disney for the lack of the iconic moment with Pleakley in the new children's movie "Lilo & Stitch". The director confirmed that Pleakley will not wear a dress, as in the 2002 cartoon.
The Irish regulator fined TikTok €530 million for illegally transferring European data to China and for insufficient transparency. The company plans to appeal the decision.
Hailey Bieber attended an event in New York after accusations of copying Selena Gomez. The model chose a Tiffany Blue satin dress, which she complemented with accessories.
Huawei plans to test the new Ascend 910D AI processor to replace Nvidia chips. The company is already shipping Ascend 910B/C to customers and developing CloudMatrix 384.
Scammers are using the death of Pope Francis on social media for cyberattacks. They are spreading fake images and links that lead to fraudulent sites to steal data.
South Korean law enforcement officials have stated that Chinese startup DeepSeek has been transmitting user data and their requests without permission. The company has previously been accused of leaking data to Bytedance.
French officials are concerned about the spread of a dangerous trend on TikTok that promotes anorexia. This creates harmful perceptions of the body among young people, especially teenagers.
Model Hailey Bieber posted rare photos of her son Jack on Instagram, celebrating his first Easter. She compared these shots to photos from last year when she was pregnant, and shared thoughts about motherhood.
New videos from a party near Coachella showed Justin Bieber's strange behavior. The artist looked hunched over, shook his head and moved strangely in the crowd, causing concern among fans.
NASA models showed a lunar eclipse on April 3, 33 AD, the probable date of Jesus' crucifixion. This discovery confirms biblical references to the eclipse and the "bloody" moon after the event.
The viral popularity of Dubai pistachio chocolate has caused a global shortage of nuts and rising prices. Demand has depleted supplies, which were already low due to previous poor harvests.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney called China one of the biggest threats of foreign interference in the country's affairs. He stated that the growing threat from the PRC in the Arctic and its partnership with the Russian Federation pose a danger to Asia.
Russian recruiters are using popular messengers to recruit children for espionage activities. They are offered to photograph infrastructure facilities or the movement of military personnel.
The White House is considering restrictions for DeepSeek, including a complete ban. An investigation in the US Congress is examining the possible transfer of Nvidia chips to DeepSeek, which may be a violation of the law.
Michael Beckerman, TikTok's head of public policy in the US, is moving to an advisory role. He defended the platform from regulatory pressure and concerns about ties to China.
Tech giants, having grown closer to Trump, have suffered amid his trade war. The EU may introduce a tax on advertising revenue, and TikTok has faced problems in the US due to tariffs.
Millennials share memories of the 2008 recession and give advice to Generation Z on TikTok. They advise sharing resources, saving money, and cooking at home.
France will strengthen the ban on mobile phones in secondary schools. Students will have to hide devices in lockers all day to promote well-being and academic success.
