It feels like beauty filters and editing apps are really blurring the line between reality and digital enhancement. In this episode of ITK: Behind the Screens, our host, Niamh Adkins (@niamhadkins), ...
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Use of excessive social media filters can spark depression, anxiety in teens
Experts warned on Sunday that excessive use of social media filters can lead to depression and anxiety in teenagers, thus emphasizing the need for parents to monitor online activities of their ...
The increased demand for consumer multimedia systems challenges system designers to provide cost-effective solutions to capitalise on the growth potential in graphics display technologies. These ...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Have a glance over at your teen right now. Is he or she on their phone? They may even be using a filter to alter their face because they don’t like their pimples or their ...
Excessive use of social media filters can lead to depression and anxiety in teenagers, therefore, parents should monitor the online activities of their children to foster a healthy self-image, said ...
Mobile game Pokémon Go is often thought of as the first mass consumption of augmented reality (AR) technology. Yet many people unsuspectingly use AR on a daily basis with technology they take for ...
Consumer Reports conducted a nationally representative survey of 2,263 adults in the U.S. to better understand Americans’ use of and attitudes toward social media. One of the topics in the survey was ...
On TikTok, Instagram and elsewhere, facial filters can mean a lot. Every few months, a social media giant drops a new beauty filter with gender-tuning capabilities. TikTok’s “Bearded Cutie” gives you ...
As someone whose job involves spending a lot of time on social media, Chaseedaw Giles learned to tune out most of the disturbing and angry posts she sees online. But after the killing of George Floyd ...
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