Government weighs ban on children below the age of 13 from having social media accounts to protect them from harmful content.

The communications minister said ‘brain rot’ is real, and social media platforms need to do more to keep kids safe online.

Named Oxford Dictionary’s Word of the Year in 2024, “brain rot” has become a popular online term. Here are some signs and ...

The term " brain rot" refers to how low-quality internet content may slow your brain function. It's usually tied to watching specific types of content, usually nonsensical, embarrassing, or weird.

The Oxford dictionary named “brain rot” the term of the year for 2024, and I’m not surprised. In fact, it was around this ...

Brain rot, the colloquial term used to describe excessive consumption of low-quality online content, particularly short videos on social media, has become so mainstream that it was voted Oxford ...

Brain rot, a phrase popular among Gen Z and Alpha, is also a notably self-deprecating term, Benjamin K. Johnson, Ph.D., an associate professor of advertising at the University of Florida, tells ...

Experiencing “brain rot,” in your 50s and beyond might be a sign that your brain isn’t getting enough exercise. Simple, expert-approved ways to stay mentally sharp ...

Brain rot doesn’t hurt; it’s dulling, numbing, something more like a steady drip. You know you have it when you have consumed but you are most certainly not filled up.