4:26 pmA “coronavirus risk chart” that ranks the risk levels of different activities in terms of being exposed to COVID-19 has been circulating on social media.

The government and corporations should join forces to reduce teen mental health risks from social media, according to the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, a nonprofit that ...

Social media is inherently risky. Commanders must understand that they are assuming some risks when posting online, which can result in communication errors, audience misinterpretation and other ...

Another common mistake social media users make is posting a pricey new item they recently obtained. Sure, it's exciting to ...

These findings further question the perception of social media as a purely negative force. Instead, teens’ experiences highlight its dual nature: a space for both risk and opportunity. By ...

KUALA LUMPUR: Societal norms disproportionately emphasise protecting girls online, leaving boys more vulnerable to risks on social media, according to a study. The “Teens, Tech and Trust ...