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- 1TikTok and X reportedly blocking ads for Elon Musk documentary●TikTok, X reportedly barring ads for documentary about Elon Musk
According to a CBC report, major platforms including TikTok, X, YouTube and Meta are refusing to run advertisements for a documentary about Elon Musk. The rejections mean the film's distributors cannot promote it through paid ads on several of the world's largest platforms. Critics see the refusals as raising fresh questions about ad policies and content moderation, particularly on X, where Musk himself is owner.
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A meme trend is circulating on Bluesky in which users post vampire-themed images and jokes. The format appears lighthearted culture content, with participants riffing on the vampire theme. No specific event or news story appears to be driving the trend, and it has drawn moderate engagement from the platform's community.
- 3Adult post spreading legs draws small online attention●Spreading legs to have some fun 🔥 https:// fedinsfw.app/c/gonewild@fedins fw.app/p/751857/spreading-legs-to-have-some-fu
A user shared an explicit adult post titled 'Spreading legs to have some fun' on a federated social network's adult community. The content is attracting modest engagement, with a small number of likes so far, and is part of the ongoing flow of adult material circulating on decentralized platforms where communities dedicated to such content operate outside mainstream moderation rules.