Child sex abuse is all around us – and online it can start with legal porn
Men not originally sexually attracted to children sometimes seek more extreme content, research shows
Why health trackers can push you off the road to wellness
As we know more about our bodies, from wearable tech to data feedback, so our health anxiety increases. So is it better not to know?
Maya Hawke: I’m OK with having a life I don’t deserve due to nepotism
Actor, daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman, says she rejected path of ‘changing name and getting nose job’
UK mother of boy who killed himself seeks right to access his social media
Ellen Roome says firms should be required to hand over data in case it can help parents understand why their child died
Could AI help cure ‘downward spiral’ of human loneliness?
One computer scientist says we should embrace human-machine relationships, but other experts are more cautious
More than 300m children victims of online sexual abuse every year
First global study of its kind exposes ‘staggering scale’ of crime, with one in nine men in the US admitting to the offence
MPs urge under-16s UK smartphone ban and statutory ban in schools
Commons education committee chair says online world poses serious dangers and parents face uphill struggle
Call for stricter rules to stop UK MPs repeating conspiracy theories
Demos report come after two ministers publicised unverified claims about low-traffic neighbourhood schemes
Campaigners ‘thrilled’ as St Albans aims to be smartphone-free for under-14s
Daisy Greenwell from Smartphone-Free Childhood says move likely to have domino effect in other parts of UK
Everyone’s so intolerant online. Am I right to stay silent?
Call-out culture has left many of us afraid of posting. Africa Brooke offers suggestions for navigating online hostility
‘It’s basically inaccessible without a phone’: are kids losing their love for music?
Children used to obsessively put CDs and 7-inches on repeat, but streaming means they need digital devices and parental permission to play music. And there’s little being done to help
In Flames review – Pakistani horror mines the patriarchy for terror and despair
Societal threats are already heavy for medical student Mariam when bereavement leaves her undefended and the story untethers from realism
Anora review – stellar turn from Mikey Madison in sex work non-love story
Sean Baker’s tragicomedy features Madison as an escort betrayed by a bratty oligarch’s son who she marries in a film that offers a more realistic take than Pretty Woman
Slow review – intimate portrait of asexual romance unfolds at unhurried pace
Shot on 16mm, Marija Kavtaradze’s quiet drama tells a mature and moving story about the many ways people can be in love
I have finally mastered a TikTok recipe for bao buns – but they take almost five hours
What am I doing with my one wild and precious life? Struggling to follow fast, frantic cookery instructions and developing a whole new swearing habit, writes Zoe Williams