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Chicago just became the first city to tax social media companies to fund mental health programs. As cities fight back against algorithm-driven harm, local-driven social apps are emerging as a healthier alternative...

The era of chasing mass followers is ending. In 2026, micro-communities — tight-knit groups built around shared interests and real connection — are outperforming giant audiences on every metric that matters...

There are 1.5 billion 'near me' searches every month — and most of them lead to the same generic lists. Here's why finding genuinely great local events still feels so hard, and what a proximity-first approach can change...

Something is shifting in the way we socialize. After years of building habits around likes, shares, and algorithmic feeds, people — especially younger generations — are rethinking what it means to actually connect...

Something interesting is happening across social media. People aren't just complaining about algorithms anymore — they're leaving. Not dramatically, not all at once, but quietly...

As we evolve in step with technology, social health has taken on new dimensions and become significantly more important. We have previously discussed...

Social media has become a ubiquitous presence in our daily lives, with billions of people using platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to connect with friends, family, and even complete stran...

For many of us, social media is part of our everyday lives. But for many valid reasons, some people no longer find fulfillment or pleasure in being active on s...