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BRUSSELS: Short video app TikTok said on Sunday it had immediately mobilised resources and personnel to counter hate and misinformation emerging after Palestinian Islamist group Hamas' attack on Israel. EU industry chief Thierry Breton on Thursday gave TikTok 24 hours to detail measures taken to counter the spread of disinformation related to the Middle East co NFL ict. He also opened a probe into Elon Musk's X. TikTok listed in a statement the actions it had taken, although it declined to say how it had specifically replied to Breton. "TikTok stands against terrorism. We are shocked and appalled by the horrific acts of terror in Israel last week. We are also deeply saddened by the intensifying humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza," TikTok said. TikTok, owned by Chinese firm ByteDance, said its actions included launching a command centre, enhancing its automated detection systems to remove graphic and violent content and adding more modera...

A social media influencer has slammed a Sydney real estate agent over a $300 rental listing which included a combined kitchen and bathroom space. Known on TikTok as Rach McQueen, the woman takes her viewers on a virtual tour of the “sad” property in Heathcote, NSW. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: ‘Sad’ detail of $300 a week Sydney rental exposed . Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> “Today I will be presenting you with a new low in rental crisis home design,” she begins the video. McQueen goes on to reveal the $300 a week “cosy one-bedroom granny flat” boasts a range of features. However, she took issue with one particular feature of the property. “Interestingly, it says there is ‘direct access from the kitchen to the bathroom’,” she said. “Could this be the revolutionary new design I’m talking about?” McQueen cuts to an image of the living space, which shows a kitchen area to the right and a privacy screen next to it on the left, which she believes holds a bathroom ...

A seemingly innocent family beach photo has sparked a heated debate online after a small detail in the background of the image was pointed out. At first, the image, taken at Melbourne’s Carrum Beach, just seems like a nice family photo, with a toddler and her dad on the sand smiling and waving at the camera. However, in the water behind the family an object which closely resembles a fin is circled. Watch the latest news and stream for free on 7plus >> The photo was shared to social media by SES Chelsea Unit and sparked a debate as to what the object could be. The unit explained that same day, there were reports of a shark sighting just off the beach, between Bonbeach and Chelsea. “Well later, we received a message from a family ... who were at Carrum Beach, earlier in the morning,” the post read. “It was their little one’s first visit to the beach, and the gentleman’s partner grabbed a couple of snaps to record the day.” A seemingly innocent family beach photo has sparked...