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Offers that seem too good to be true can be fraudulent ads that slip through review systems
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Schools initiative to discourage youngsters from being used as ‘money mules’
UK government’s anti-fraud policy comes under fire
Instagram head returns to US as broader restructuring at social media group finally hits its British outpost
Decision comes less than eight months after social media platform’s head Adam Mosseri relocated to UK
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Experts pass on financial planning tips for the year ahead
It’s partly about safety, partly about consent — and partly about the speed at which tech is developing
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Coroner ruling that online posts had ‘normalised’ British teenager’s condition puts pressure on tech companies
Social media company says some self-harm content viewed by teenager who took her own life was ‘safe’
Meta executive says policies have changed since British teen Molly Russell took her own life after viewing ‘graphic’ posts
Instead of jokes, the app is serving me protein powder recommendations and gory surgery videos
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