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Reddit User Exposes In-Laws’ ‘Armchair Diagnosis’ of Borderline Personality Disorder, Sparking Controversy and Family Tensions

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A woman from the United States has recently expressed her distress after her in-laws claimed she has borderline personality disorder without any medical confirmation. In a candid post on social media platform Reddit, she revealed that her in-laws have taken the unusual step of attending a support group aimed at understanding how to manage their relationships with her, based solely on their interpretations of her behavior. The situation escalated when her partner shared the alarming news during an argument, leaving her feeling betrayed and confused. “I am in disbelief and feel deeply betrayed,” she wrote, … Read more

Reddit Takes a Stand: Lawsuit Against AI Firm Highlights the Rights of Sports Communities

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Reddit has launched a legal challenge against AI company Anthropic in a dispute about data scraping, focusing primarily on the platform’s vibrant sports communities. The lawsuit highlights concerns about user privacy and the rights of online content creators, claiming that Anthropic’s actions have violated Reddit’s user agreement. According to reports, the lawsuit stems from allegations that Anthropic has harvested posts from various sports-focused subreddits, disregarding protections that Reddit offers to its more than 100 million daily active users. The platform asserts that this scraping undermines both user privacy and the control individuals have over their … Read more

Social Media Giants Reddit and YouTube Ordered to Face Lawsuits over Buffalo Mass Shooting

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Buffalo, New York – Reddit and Google’s YouTube are facing legal action after a New York state judge ruled that the social media platforms can be held responsible for their alleged role in enabling a white supremacist who killed 10 Black people in a grocery store shooting in 2022. The decision by Justice Paula Feroleto of the Erie County Supreme Court allows 25 plaintiffs, including store employees, customers, and the son of one of the victims, to proceed with lawsuits against the platforms. The plaintiffs claim that Reddit and YouTube designed their platforms to addict … Read more