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Reddit isn't just content with being your go-to for niche communities, spicy memes, and long, opinionated threads anymore. It now wants to be where you search too. Yes, Reddit has bigger ambitions — and it's gunning for search engine territory, a domain currently dominated by the likes of Google.
A growing wave of online misogyny is driving many young women to abandon or avoid social media platforms altogether, according to a new report by Amnesty International UK. The findings highlight the alarming impact of what the organization calls a "toxic 'bro' culture" that's increasingly shaping digital spaces—especially for Gen Z users.
Social media has become a space where employees openly share their work experiences, often through "Day In My Life" videos. These clips, showcasing daily routines in various industries, have gained immense popularity, attracting millions of views.
