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okay, time for something like to you planning a vacation with a i instagram and take talk. it has never been easier to discover these places. now google is joining it with a i to months, but do algorithms really make the best travel guides? a i the trip planning according to a survey in the us, $1.00 and $5.00 young people are already using a i for the travel tons office designed to con trips or chat books like touchy bt and gemini could be your personal travel guides. here are 3 ways they can help us meet finding the perfect destination chatbox process. mountains of information that can take you hours to dig through. so if you're up to something specific like warm beach with smoking spots, they can help fast into detailed prompts that include things like temperature. thanks, good trip. planned activities. secondly, creating your itinerary. okay. i can help you create a travel routes tailored to your location. a length of stay, the city visits tried google maps and most of you use is a i and computer vision to create 3 d models of how a given place might look at a specific

more than 4 million photos are uploaded to instagram every hour. 500 hours worth of video are postedminute and it is estimated 30 million videos are uploaded to tick—tock every single day. as we know, some of it is harmful, disturbing or illegal, so who are those people who have to sift through it all? our technology editor has been exploring the hidden world of content moderators. some viewers could find the descriptions of content in this piece upsetting. if you report something on social media, it's lancing the entry of content moderators. they can end up watching child abuse, hate speech and murder. they are hidden away. many to work directly for the tech giants. there are content moderators in the uk but they are often outsourced to other companies and therapy caps in places like east africa, india and the philippines. indie places like east africa, india and the philippines.- places like east africa, india and the philippines. we are the one to make — and the philippines. we are the one to make sure _ and the philippines. we are the one to make sure they - and the philippines.

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take talking to instagram, make it easy to find hidden gens like cool restaurants. i've seen that use aside from travel ads, the platforms kind of actually give you a real glimpse into places. here's how to do it using june location to see posts from why you want to go. you can search by hash tags of the country. a city you want to visit to get some inspiration for cool spot. if you're not sure where to go yet, try a general hash tags like cash type, travel, or stuck travel photography. they might give you an idea. alright, your trip is booked, your rate is planned. so what could go wrong? well, this kind of travel planning has its downside. what you see online might not be what you'll get. images shed by influence is designed to have a block. the appeal reality might be somewhat disappointing and you definitely need to, to pass on crowds, hey, i will spit out the most search places as well. social media algorithm more use those probably been suggestions to replicate the post over tourism might only get what that means. a popular place will become overcrowded with t

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the top trending story as voted by you on my instagram survey. child care costs have always put a squeeze on households, but new numbers show just how steep the costs are amid high inflation. the department of labor found that in 2022, families spent up to $15,000 per child on full time daycare. that's more than that year's median annual rent. most households typically spend about 9 to 16% of their yearly income per child on daycare, costs tend to be higher for families with infants, and those using center based rather than home based care, and as always, i will be posting links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram. okay, the buzz is building over the opening of the latest bay area. costco opens this wednesday in pleasanton, just off of interstate 680 on johnson drive at stoneridge. pleasanton mayor elect posted photos on social media providing a look inside, and people camped outside waiting to be first through the doors. and this was actually all last thursday. we should point out we did send a crew out there this morning. no one

the most popular instagram spot on the island may be in europe. you've definitely seen people posing in front of its blue dom charges and all the impressive whitewashed buildings instagram has helped transform this town into a full blown tourism hotspots in the last decade. the most popular photo spots are the honest ozzy charge and the charge of kinda yeah, puts on the puppy where it can be chaotic and high season. you will probably have to wait in line for a photo in front of one of the famous trashes. and then there's always famous sunset each day. hundreds of people come here to watch the sunset over the terrace buildings of oil. but if you come in high season, it's easy to be overwhelmed by the crowds, the most popular, some stuff in the world. and it's amazing. it's still beautiful and stall crowded. oh my god, it did. and it didn't live up to my expectations. i thought the sunset itself was beautiful and the view of the town with the flowers and the greek flag was blowing and the clinic direction. that was great. but honestly, it was pretty

danae mercer is a wellbeing influencer who calls out fakery on instagram. close enough to being real, that a lot of people who follow them don't realise they're not real — especially teenagers, young teen girls — but then that perfection is so unachievable because it isn't real — that is something, like, none of us can ever reach. aitana is marketed as a fitness—loving woman who lives a healthy lifestyle. she's even been sponsored by nutrition and sports brands. is there a problem where you're promoting a body image of someone that is, you know, in many ways perfect, but they don't exist? they don't go to the gym, they don't watch what they eat. and there are some people — some of your followers — that say, "i wish i had that body." in the beginning, we tried to make more curvy models, for example, or more not—standardised models, and clients didn't like that. they usually want, like, a perfect model, but you can see this everywhere in publicity. at the end of the day, she's an influencer, but comparing her to the rest of the influencers, she looks the same

as pretty as it seems on instagram. the story isn't more coming up on your own. what is, what does it have to do with finish happiness? and what can we learn from defense in order to live a happy life? i felt much of the finish capsule if that's the key to find out. around 5 and a half 1000000 people live in segment in the north of europe. the country is known for its many lakes and forests. so on a culture, the northern lights and a very long winter finance on the list of the walls. happiness reports 2024. why my country gemini is only rags. 24, just behind us. on 23. it seems my happiness could use a boost. that's why i'm eating 3 happened us investigators. they were hired by the finish tourism bought visit to cement for a p r campaign. i'm interested in learning more about finished happiness from them . my 1st mentor of the date display not telling me higher than the former spots. jana, this is still very active at the age of 71. besides swimming and folding, she's passionate about skateboarding something she discovered early sixty's can skate party, make me h

it is instagram hotspots, will check out 3 of them. reality check. number one, it's a chinese mobile. it's one of the largest and most famous pos in budapest. spot opened in 1913 and visiting. feels like yours can, i think back in time, just based tuesdays, most township tom, it's 3. how to oppose 15 tindle pools and even the changing rooms transport you back to another here i've read about them. additional benefits of the from a water. i do not believe them, but off i do feel really good right now. i think it's just the stress free environment. i think the saw so pace felt like you really relaxing. part because the website saying am i think everyone so friendly, don't or pools are more beautiful than the end or one side. there's a place where the light shines through the ceiling. great for taking photos on it looks like a church many lost his file special atmosphere. $3.00 to $4000.00 visitors come every day. verdicts. this is an impressive place with great talk attack john, if you don't mind, crowds to visit is good fun reality check number to zip

for citron in italy, and beautiful budapest is hungry is capital, really, as pretty as it seems on instagram. the story isn't more coming up on your own macs, [000:00:00;00] the word to the world. happy as people reside. according to the world, happiness report, it's in finland. the fins consistently achieve this note or the status button. why are euro max report of reuben callous travel? therefore, some answers for land has been to camp the happiest country in the world for the 7th time in a row. what makes the fence so happy solace. so let's make people have fixed so people are nice and kind and they help each other. i think that's our life spring. yes, i have to finish. people are just kind of take things so seriously. maybe what is so special about finish last time? it's called say so it's a whole lot of what does it have to do with finish happiness? and what can we learn from defense in order to live happier? like i said, looks at the finish capsule of tests and keep to find those around 5 and a half 1000000 people live in san lynch in the north of europe. the country is northwards, man

and on our instagram channel, she poses in a variety of outfits. she sees fashion as self determination and a self expression. but people with disabilities have a relatively limited selection for everyone, regardless, wouldn't really see. i mean, none of us will come out and make it. you know, we will, we close the stuff it needs to be more accessible for array or hereditary connective tissue disorder has kept clara bound to a wheel chair since her mid twenty's a factor in her choice of clothes is ease of where they shouldn't be any trouble to put on i way i don't the dresses because i find the easy to get on. i don't have to pull them out for me to do with the buttons and the uncomfortable could just put a slippery on on it. so i'm ready to go. the fashion world has long ignored people with disabilities. what's known as adaptive where has been mainly available in medical supply stores or exclusively to older people. somebody adaptive way that is out there that's available, like it's not flashing or it's not fashionable enough. it's, it's functiona

it is instagram hotspots. we'll check out 3 of them. reality check. number one, it's a tiny little box. it's one of the largest and most famous pos in budapest. spot opened in 1913 and visiting feels like just getting back in time. just based thursday's nostalgic term. it's 3 out the poles. 15 tindle pools and even the changing rooms transport you back to another era. i've read about them, additional benefits of the thermal water. i do not believe them, but all i do feel really good right now. i think it's just the stress free environment. i think this fall, so pace smell, it's really relaxing and i think everyone, so from me at the door pools are more beautiful than the end or one side. there's a place where the light shines through the ceiling. great for taking photos on. it looks like a church is many lobsters found special atmosphere. $3.00 to $4000.00 visitors come every day. verdicts, this is an impressive place with great talk attention. if you don't mind crowds to visit, it's good, fun reality check number 2, zip. it's a bridge. liberty bridge

these are the instagram images. you see the greek island sun to really beautiful blue, dumb churches, the amazing red page of white buildings with a beautiful sunset. and you'll have them all to yourself. but once it like in reality, these volcanic islands with its drumming villages punched high on the can. i have say is one of the countries talk tourist destinations over $2000000.00 people visit each year. we're going to check out 3 spots to say thank you. if up to reality, 1st reality check is in the town of theater, the items tories top and capital. this is why most tourists say it's the hans of action on the items with an active non, i've seen restaurants that a wednesday of stunning views. the, the city is located 2 to 300 meters above sea level. and its building seemed to hang off of the account theatre, which phone during volcanic activity, many centuries ago in the upper part of the city. you'll also find the famous 3 bells church of peters to funny, with its typical blue down. people come here from illinois

the board is very well aware that there is over enforcement, a facebook roles, facebook and instagram's rules against content in a rabbit language. we saw that the very 1st time during a case that we worked on related to the georgia news channel l g 0 was a case in which a user was based in each. egypt was sharing a news reporting by algebra, news reporting, referring, referring to the warnings sent by the military are of the of how much. and that content was supposed to be protected by use wordiness. that means facebook has an exception for content that is published by user organizations that could violate the community standards. in this case, the that, that the organization that the reporting was about as, as bad as part of the dangerous individual individuals and organizations that from facebook platforms, facebook and instagram. but we told met out, hey mehta here, you suppressed a content about and use reporting important news, 40 of from an important a news organization. and you suppressive test because they use or shared it, allegedly because the user allegedly supported the sai

is data for instagram and youtube is not available. every young person wants to be famous online or have cloud online. and because of the algorithms, physical perfection is a way that you can gain followers and these like yeah, i'll talk a spoke to dozens of teenage boys, somebody on his 13 for new york times investigation into the negative effects of fitness content. growing up in this new environment, we are seeing new digital rites of passage from boyhood, from manhood for young adulthood, for these men. and one of them is do i take its arms? when do i takes arms out of 40 boys that i spoke to? all of them said that they were not only aware of research chemicals but open to doing them. we wanted to understand the next generation of fitness and someone's here speaking open to think about their use of performance enhancing drugs on social media and 2nd of all your future, ontario static water. so we reached out to arnold to a 21 year old body builder from college station, texas, who calls himself the trend for a play on the name of an

this isn't the dark web, this is instagram, correct? i don't understand how something can be so evidently legal and so in the open sustain dollar question is somebody at the fda or which is really the main regulatory body. how are they willing to step up and actually do something about this at a minimum of why not reaching up to the, to the platform and say, hey, look what this kids, news of legal, what he's promoting is a legal, it's harmful to the american public. you need to shut this page down, we need to shut the site down. the at the i told us in the statement that they carefully prioritize their limited resources to focus on the most severe cases involving research chemicals. but eric says, the lack of overs side on the sale of these drugs is not about resources. so even if you had all the agents, you want it without having a headquarters that supports doing something about this issue. would it make a difference now? was like spitting in the way and it does, it doesn't matter because again, the structure of how, which is done is

some controversial subjects meant to set up an oversight on the facebook and instagram. it's independent and reviews policy, as well as individual complaints about the alleged unfair and low duration. as an experiment, time are on this holland, a team it i'll just say the arabic created to facebook page is one in arabic. the other in hebrew, the arabic page became heavily restricted. so the increasingly posted on the hebrew page. this included controversial content, the, the originally violated facebook's policies. they posted the clip in august 2023. of the group is really subtle, is celebrating another settler, who is accused of killing a palestinian boy. then they posted pictures of his writing. the settlers, including children, doing firearms training. facebook didn't send any warnings about these posts. in fact, it's approved paid promotion for one of them. this would be a clear example of and consistent moderation, right? if you have the exact same content with the same image, one of them is removed or restricted when they're in arabic. the other one is left intact

the board is very well aware that there is over enforcement, a facebook roles, facebook and instagram's rules against content in a rabbit language. we saw that the very 1st time during a case that we worked on related to the georgia news channel l g 0 was a case in which a user who was based in each egypt was sharing a news reporting by algebra, news reporting, referring, referring to the warnings sent by the military arm of the of how much and that content was supposed to be protected by use wordiness. that means facebook has an exception for content that is published by user organization that could violate the community standards. in this case, the that, that the organization that the reporting was about as is banned as part of the dangerous an individual individuals and organizations banned from facebook platforms, facebook and instagram. but we told met out, hey mehta here, you suppressed a content about and use reporting important news, 40 of from an important a news organization. and you suppressive test because they use or shared it, allegedly because the user allegedly supported