When a ‘dating safety’ app goes wrong

When a ‘dating safety’ app goes wrong

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Looksmaxxing has been all over the internet lately - this is the trend aimed at young men and it’s based on the idea of self-improvement, maximising your physical attractiveness and increasing your sexual market value. It's been part of fringe reddit forums for years now but rece ...  Show more

Wait, I thought Senegal won Afcon, now it’s Morocco?!

Senegal has been stripped of their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations title. Senegal beat Morocco 1-0 in January's final but Caf (the Confederation of African Football) has changed the result. It’s because Senegal's players walked off the pitch in protest when Morocco was given a penalty ...  Show more

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