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YouTube to adjust moderation policy after creator complaints
YouTube has decided to tighten up its moderation to make its platform more suitable for brands and younger viewers. → Read More
The unbelievable things some guests leave in hotel rooms
You might imagine that hotel guests only leave behind mundane items like clothes or smartphone chargers when they check out of their rooms. → Read More
How heatwaves are helping boost winemaking in England
The surface area of vineyards in Britain has doubled in eight years. → Read More
How to remove personal information from Google search results
Google wants to simplify the process of removing search results that contain personally identifiable information. → Read More
More stylish than ever, eyeglass chains are getting a new lease on life
This time the trend goes back four decades earlier to a period when eyeglass chains were not just an aesthetic choice. → Read More
A third of minors on social media lie about their age, study shows
The report focused on users of the six most popular social media platforms: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and Twitter. → Read More
Try a grape cleanse for a natural way to detox
Rich in antioxidants, minerals and iron, this fruit has many health benefits. → Read More
Why there could soon be a tequila shortage
Tequila, which has become an ultra trendy drink , especially in the US, might soon no longer be available due to a agave plant shortage. → Read More
Daily hack: How to use the Pomodoro Technique to help beat procrastination
According to the method's founder, dividing up your time allows you to focus on one specific task to accomplish rather than on a whole goal. → Read More
Non-communicable diseases cause 74% of global deaths: WHO
Non-communicable diseases like heart disease, cancer and diabetes are responsible for 74% of deaths globally and cracking down on risk factors could save millions of lives, the WHO said Wednesday. → Read More
How antivaxxers have been using the carrot emoji to escape Facebook bans
Never short of ideas, antivaxxers have been using the carrot emoji to talk about vaccines on social media while escaping moderation. → Read More
Sex toys and self-pleasure are an integral part of self-care
Whether they're intended for the pleasure of individuals, couples or more, sex toys are now an integral part of self-care routines. → Read More
Buckle up for more turbulence when traveling by plane
Turbulence is predicted to become more frequent due to global warming. → Read More
Are sweeteners really healthy for you? Here's what the science says
A large study suggests that artificial sweetener could be associated with a higher risk of heart disease, however experts urged caution about the findings. → Read More
WATCH: Three TV shows and movies to remember Queen Elizabeth II
The Queen has passed away at the age of 96 after 70 years on the throne. → Read More
Daily hacks: How to do a Brazilian manicure at home
French may long have been the only way to go when it comes to manicures, but that was without counting on Brazil's growing influence on beauty trends. → Read More
Young people are still watching the news
Nevertheless, younger generations continue to turn to social networks to follow the news. → Read More
Need for speed: Watching sped-up content is a new social trend
Most people watch on the default speed, but data shows that more people are choosing to watch videos that play a little bit faster. → Read More
New study finds Cola is making us dumber
Cola consumption appears to have real consequences on the brain. → Read More
New study reveals main causes of cancer worldwide
Nearly half of cancers worldwide can be traced back to a known risk factor, a huge global study found on Friday. → Read More