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Instagram Unveils Teen Safety Tools Ahead of CEO's Senate Testimony on App's Impact on Kids
Adam Mosseri, CEO of Instagram, said in a blog post that the company is rolling out new safety features aimed at the app's youngest users, with a view to "keeping them safe" on the platform.
How Should Businesses Conduct Background Checks In the Post-Pandemic World?
It's as important as ever to protect the safety of current employees and management.
This Off-Grid Messenger Can Help Keep You Safe on All Your Summer Adventures
Go off the grid without really going off the grid.
How Cryptocurrency Will Disrupt the Banking Industry in Latin America
As Latin American countries flock to cryptocurrency, they are creating a spot for themselves in the digital global economy where cryptocurrency is a key player.
How to Use Automation (and Avoid the Pitfalls) as an Entrepreneur
To use automation effectively, you need to first understand its strengths and weaknesses and then build a strategy around them.
Tinder Will Soon Let You Run a Background Check on Potential Partners
For now, it's unclear exactly how this integration will work; there are no details yet on how Tinder users can request a background check.
Uber, Lyft to Share Information About Drivers Banned for Assault
The ridesharing firms are inviting other US organizations to join the Sharing Safety Program.
6 Ways to Leap Ahead of the Covid-19 Rebound
How to begin the strategic shift from what's required to keep the lights on to what's needed to take full advantage when the economic recovery arrives.
5 Ways Restaurant Owners Can Prepare for Reopening
Get out ahead of training and scheduling.
Instagram Wants to Know How Old You Are
The new policy is part of Instagram's ongoing effort to protect younger users -- and to not run afoul of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
Survey: More Than 8 in 10 Fell Victim to Phishing Attacks in 2018. Here's What to Know About the Practice. (Infographic)
Phishing and other social engineering attacks cost victims more than $1.4 million in 2018, according to an Accenture study.
How I Took the Wild Road From Stunts to Safety and Built a Business on What I Learned
Lying in the road, bloodied and hurt after a motorcycle accident, this CEO applied his experience to something people needed.
