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Child predator in Taylorsville gets 30-year sentence after pretending to be a minor, extorting victim for sexual images, videos

TAYLORSVILLE, Utah (ABC4) — A Taylorsville man has been given a 30-year prison sentence after pretending to be a minor female and convincing a 14-year-old to send sexually explicit photos and videos, which he then used to extort the victim for more explicit material, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Utah. Carlos Arturo…

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I’m Not Joking When I Say The Entire World Is Getting Dumber And Dumber, And These 60 Incredibly Dumb Posts Are All The Proof I Need

1. On Stephen’s things: Twitter 2. On cooking soup: Facebook 3. On the Pope: Twitter 4. On those ol’ familiar sticks: Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement 5. On tattoos: 6. On air: Facebook 7. On dangerous sparks: Facebook 8. On everyone’s favorite first date activity: Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Related: 25 Positively Chilling Moments When People’s…

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I’m Dying Laughing At All These People Who Just Got Roasted So Bad On The Internet That They Immediately Deleted Their Accounts

1. On pot roast: Facebook 2. On bowls: 3. On hedges and humans: 4. On secret identities: Twitter Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement 5. On bad luck: 6. On charisma: Facebook Related: 25 Positively Chilling Moments When People’s Sixth Sense Told Them That Something Was Terribly, Terribly Wrong 7. On horses: Twitter 8. On tummy trouble:…

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From social media to dating apps, Redditors weigh in on popular apps they will never download

Redditor u/wingsandsauce posed an interesting question to the r/AskReddit community. “What’s a popular app you will never download?” The post quickly gained traction, and folks delivered a wide range of answers. However, some apps stood out as common choices. Temu appeared again and again in the replies. Many people expressed distrust toward the app’s data…

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Payments for Facebook's $725 million privacy settlement are starting. Here's what to know.

Payments for Facebook’s $725 million privacy settlement are starting. Here’s what to know.

If you filed a claim in Facebook’s $725 million privacy settlement, you could get a payment within weeks, according to the settlement’s administrator.  Millions of consumers who used Facebook over a 15-year period were eligible to file a claim back in 2023, with the settlement stemming from multiple lawsuits filed against the social media platform…

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