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Unusual Winter Has Millennials Concerned About Climate Change
Unusual weather is dominating the conversation on social media for the holidays, especially among millennials, who are increasingly concerned about climate change.
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Washington State Student Arrested for Making Racist Threats
Police have arrested a white student from Washington state university suspected of posting a racist threat towards a peer on the anonymous social media platform Yik Yak, officials said on Tuesday.
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Yik Yak Social Media Service Can Reveal User Data to Police
Yik Yak's fine print says it can disclose to police each user's IP address and GPS coordinates, along with details about the phone or tablet.
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New social networks flourishing on anonymity
While some laud these new platforms, others blame them for false rumours, stress and even suicide.
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In new social networks, anonymity is all the rage
When mobile social app Yik Yak swept into Auburn University, some of the coolest kids were quick to start posting on it.
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What's your Secret? Anonymous communication apps on the rise
A handful of apps such as Secret, Confide, Whisper and Yik Yak that have become popular, by offering users a way to communicate while cloaking their identities.
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Unusual Winter Has Millennials Concerned About Climate Change
Unusual weather is dominating the conversation on social media for the holidays, especially among millennials, who are increasingly concerned about climate change.
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Washington State Student Arrested for Making Racist Threats
Police have arrested a white student from Washington state university suspected of posting a racist threat towards a peer on the anonymous social media platform Yik Yak, officials said on Tuesday.
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Yik Yak Social Media Service Can Reveal User Data to Police
Yik Yak's fine print says it can disclose to police each user's IP address and GPS coordinates, along with details about the phone or tablet.
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New social networks flourishing on anonymity
While some laud these new platforms, others blame them for false rumours, stress and even suicide.
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In new social networks, anonymity is all the rage
When mobile social app Yik Yak swept into Auburn University, some of the coolest kids were quick to start posting on it.
-
What's your Secret? Anonymous communication apps on the rise
A handful of apps such as Secret, Confide, Whisper and Yik Yak that have become popular, by offering users a way to communicate while cloaking their identities.
