Norway’s data protection watchdog, Datatilsynet, has recently made an important decision to impose a temporary ban on Meta’s use of personal information for targeted advertising on its two major platforms, Facebook and Instagram. This move comes in the midst of growing concerns over privacy and the business practices of US big tech firms in Europe.
Mark Zuckerberg’s latest social media venture, Threads, has taken the digital world by storm. The platform, developed by Meta, has already amassed 30 million users since its release, sparking speculation that it may soon rival Twitter. ## Twitter’s Recent Struggles and the Potential for a New Challenger
The world of celebrities has always been associated with promoting different diet trends, and lately, the “one meal a day” diet (Omad) has been gaining popularity among them. Bruce Springsteen and Chris Martin are among those who follow it to manage their weight and stay fit. Omad is a form of extreme fasting diet, where a person consumes all their daily calorie intake in a single, large meal. Although there is limited research on its effects on the human body, claims about its benefits are primarily anecdotal.
