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Can Instagram Stop the Exodus of Young Users: Internal Documents Reveal the "Teen Reclamation" — What Did Instagram Prioritize Over "Safety"?

Instagram is deploying an aggressive marketing strategy targeting teenagers nationwide. This article will introduce the details and background of...

The Tragedy of African Penguins Off the Coast of South Africa: The Extinction Behind the Cuteness ─ Sardine Shortage and Penguin Crisis

A study has reported that Cape penguins along the South African coast likely "died of starvation at sea during their molting period" due...

"The Reality of Tramadol: 'Effects That Go Unnoticed' and 'Side Effects That Cannot Be Ignored'"

Tramadol is often considered a "relatively safe analgesic," but a meta-analysis of 19 clinical trials targeting chronic pain (totaling...

AI Monitoring School Bathrooms? "Not Recording" Isn't Enough — The Fundamental Risks of School Bathroom Monitoring Devices

In a U.S. high school, there have been reports of the introduction of drones, behavioral analysis AI, facial recognition cameras, vehicle license...

Expansion of India's National-Level Fraud Prevention Hub "DIP" Divides Social Media with Welcome and Caution

Over 1,000 banks, third-party apps (TPAP), and payment operators have joined the Indian Department of Telecommunications (DoT)'s "Digital...

ChatGPT Version of Spotify Wrapped is Here - "The Person You Talked to the Most This Year" Was an AI

OpenAI has released the year-end summary "Your Year with ChatGPT." It visualizes themes of conversations in 2025, the number of messages,...

Smartphone Doctor Appointments Become the Norm: What is the "Mandatory Reporting of Available Slots" Demanded by German Insurers?

The German statutory health insurance (GKV) has proposed a system where doctors report a certain percentage of their available appointment slots to...

More Frightening Than Cavities: "Cracked Teeth" - Why Year-End Snacks Can Damage Your Teeth

During the year-end and New Year holidays, the consumption of sweet treats, alcohol, and snacks tends to increase. In the Daily Record, a dentist...

The Clash Between AI and Journalism - Japan Also Involved: The Lawsuit by Asahi and Nikkei Highlights the Risks of "Generative Search"

Generative AI summarizes articles and sometimes returns misinformation "with the names of well-known media outlets," leading journalists...

AI Billionaires: Hope or Division? The New Goldmine of AI is "Human Expertise" — Young People Thriving in the Data Economy

While AI is shaking up entry-level jobs and spreading anxiety, it is also catapulting young entrepreneurs to billionaire status with "paper...

The Disappearance of ATMs in France: The Real Reason Banks Are Reducing ATMs — Who Pays the Price for Convenience?

In France, ATMs (DABs) continue to decrease, with 5,000 machines disappearing over six years. A survey by the Bank of France indicates that the...

The American Economy Experiences Rapid Growth for the First Time in Two Years: Unstoppable Consumer Spending Drives 4.3% Growth, but the Price is "Inflation" and "Division"

The preliminary GDP for the United States in the July-September quarter of 2025 showed an annualized growth of +4.3%, marking the highest increase...

Year-End is the "Bonus Time for Scams" ─ Kaspersky Warns of the "Top 5 Digital Scams" and 10 Self-Defense Tips

At the end of the year, shopping, travel, and waiting for deliveries increase, leading to a surge in digital scams that prey on people's...

Venezuela's Sky Isolation: Only 2,000 People Can Fly Weekly — The Reason Behind the Disappearance of Venezuela's International Flights

The skies over Venezuela are rapidly thinning. The number of operational aircraft for regular international flights connecting the country to the...

"Unforgivable" - A Florist's Anger: What is the "Stand Flower Scam" Rampant in the Idol Industry? Unpaid Bills on the Rise, a New Risk Shaking the Fan Culture

In Japanese idol performances, there is a well-established culture where fans pool their funds to send "stand flowers" to the venue....

Is it Safe to Delete iPhone's "Default Apps"? A Complete Guide to "Deletion" and "Restoration"

The "default apps (built-in apps)" that come pre-installed on the iPhone can sometimes feel like they clutter your device when unused,...

Is the "Arcade-ification" of Convenience Stores Legal? — Issues Raised by the Introduction of Crane Games: Entertainment Business Law, Prize Regulations, and the "10% Rule"

In recent years, convenience stores in Japan have begun transforming into "places to play" by incorporating crane games and capsule toys...

How Safe is That Fish? The "Invisible Route" of PFAS Amplification in the Food Chain

PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are "forever chemicals" that are difficult to break down. The latest international...

Even with a 1% Growth Rate, a "Victory Declaration" — Analyzing Putin's Economic Talk by the Numbers

President Putin described the "1% growth rate" as a result of an "intentional slowdown," comparing the cumulative growth over...

Is Target creating clothes based on "internet speed"? How GenAI and new production models are transforming the apparel industry

US-based Target is redesigning its private brand clothing production to be "trend-responsive." With a flexible production plan called...

Faith in the Digital Age: The "Quiet Return" Beyond Church Departure - Why Generation Z is Being Saved by "Bible Influencers"

Millennial to Generation Z "Christian influencers" are gaining support from young people by connecting the Bible to "everyday...

"Seconds Become Valuable" in the Defense Market — Digantara's Challenge with Space-Based Early Warning

Indian space startup Digantara is expanding its "high-speed object tracking" technology, developed for space debris monitoring, to...

Generation Z Heading to Factories? The Former Textile City Promoting "Local Livelihood" Careers

Fall River, Massachusetts, once known as the "Spindle City," was a thriving textile town. Although it declined due to offshoring, there...

The Era of "Mass-Produced" Papers with AI: Productivity Has Increased, But Can We Discern Quality?

A study published in Science, which analyzed approximately 2.1 million abstract data, indicates that researchers using generative AI (LLM) produce...