Thursday, 17 Sep 2026

Facebook and Instagram gathering browsing data from under-18s, study says

Facebook and Instagram gathering browsing data from under-18s, study says

Facebook and Instagram gathering browsing data from under-18s, study says
1.4 k views

The data gathering was flagged in research by environmental group Global Action Plan, Reset Australia, which seeks reform of large tech companies, and Fairplay, which campaigns against marketing to children.

Read More
previous post US states investigate Instagram for ?wreaking havoc? on teens? mental health
next post How Anguilla Is Expanding Traveler Options Post-Outbreak

you may also like

Innocent woman says police use of Flock camera led to 13 days in jail
  • by foxnews
  • 11 Sep 2026
Innocent woman says police use of Flock camera led to 13 days in jail
Amazon's Alexa for Shopping can now verify suspicious messages
  • by foxnews
  • 11 Sep 2026
Amazon's Alexa for Shopping can now verify suspicious messages
Floating solar panels could save cities millions. Is your town next?
  • by foxnews
  • 11 Sep 2026
Floating solar panels could save cities millions. Is your town next?
JONATHAN TURLEY: University of Pennsylvania professor calls for litmus test for all Democratic candidates
  • by foxnews
  • 31 Aug 2026
JONATHAN TURLEY: University of Pennsylvania professor calls for litmus test for all Democratic candidates
Does USC's poor opening game attendance mean Lincoln Riley's on the hot seat already?
  • by foxnews
  • 31 Aug 2026
Does USC's poor opening game attendance mean Lincoln Riley's on the hot seat already?
Ivanka Trump takes surfing lesson in Costa Rica during latest family beach vacation getaway
  • by foxnews
  • 31 Aug 2026
Ivanka Trump takes surfing lesson in Costa Rica during latest family beach vacation getaway
Deadly drugs, crime and kidnapping flagged at tourist hot spot known for ancient wonders
travel
  • by foxnews
  • descember 09, 2016
Deadly drugs, crime and kidnapping flagged at tourist hot spot known for ancient wonders

The U.S. State Department is flagging express kidnappings, violent crime and dangerous drugs like ayahuasca in an updated travel advisory for Americans considering trips to Peru.

read more