Digital
WhatsApp glitch leaves 470,000 private groups vulnerable
A glitch on WhatsApp purportedly indexes private groups on Google, allowing their details to be easily found on the internet.
The reason why teens are editing themselves on social media
Their generation may have been raised in the crucible of social media, but the constant editing of their past illustrates their acceptance of the future.
Our brains map the world in a completely subjective fashion
Sigmund Freud long theorised that our reality is influenced by our subconscious. With modern technology, neuroscientists have taken it further.
Is it rude to wear AirPods when ordering something?
Recently a barista refused to serve a customer not because he was on the phone, but because he was wearing AirPods. With the etiquette surrounding the devil plugs unset, it’s our responsibility to be adults. Or not.
Japan thinks we should DIY our final resting place
Authored in Japan, the DIY coffin kit that has become a huge hit, promising to help families save costs and giving loved ones one last aborted weekend project to argue over.
The coronavirus can be cured with bleach…and other solutions according to clickbait
Fake news is spreading alongside the coronavirus, as nonsense cures are doing the rounds. Coughs and sneezes may spread diseases, but so does clickbait. Beware!
Fish fingers with custard and the other hideous dishes of Instagram
While a viral post for ‘diet cheesecake’ has been circulating and the photos are horrific, it represents the tip of Instagram’s disgusting iceberg.
