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UK spending half an hour longer online than in pandemic, says Ofcom
UK adults spent 4h30m online daily in 2025, up 31m from 2021, with concerns over mental health impacts. Only 33% saw the internet as good for society, down from 40%. Children called excessive scrolling "brain rot," with late-night usage common. VPN use doubled after age-check laws, peaking at 1.4m users. Many teens used ASMR for relaxation, but 70% faced tox...
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The end of OpenAI, and other 2026 predictions
The Vergecast discusses tech predictions for 2026, from Apple’s foldable iPhone to AI’s impact on social media. Hosts debate self-driving cars, EV comebacks, and GTA VI’s release, while pondering if Siri could become so engaging people fall for their phones. Listeners are invited to share their mild, medium, or spicy takes on the year ahead....
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