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New AI-generated anti-ICE videos have gained millions of views on major platforms, signaling a viral trend.
Experts caution that such content can distort reality and undermine trust in real video evidence.
Creators vary from seeking virality to monetization, with some producing ‘fan-fiction’ style clips.
Public figures and outlets have circulated AI-modified media, prompting questions about authenticity.
AI-driven clips draw on political narratives to appeal to supporters and critique government actions.
The trend raises concerns about the impact on civic discourse and media literacy.
AI content can influence public perception of law enforcement and immigrant policy.
The report notes viral content can shape online activism and political mobilization.
The piece highlights a single prolific uploader driving many clips on social platforms.
The article connects AI-generated content to broader misinformation risks and accountability gaps.

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New budget kitchen idea: Aldi vinyl wraps can refresh cabinets at a fraction of full renovations.
A reader shared a £3 Aldi haul, highlighting vinyl rolls at 6p each and a small paint roller set.
Experts say vinyl wrapping is reversible and does not damage kitchen surfaces.
Vinyl finishes vary, with matte, marble, pastel, and wood effects recommended for different looks.
Renters can use vinyl wrapping to change spaces without losing deposits.
The article positions vinyl as a quick, cost-effective path to a ‘new kitchen’ feeling.
Wrap Your Kitchen’s Caitlin King supports vinyl for flexible design options.
The piece mentions DIY adoption by social media groups sharing Aldi finds.
The story references a cost-saving approach that is accessible to budget-conscious buyers.
The article frames the vinyl option as suitable for renters and people seeking temporary updates.

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UK Facebook and Instagram users can pay 3.99 pounds per month on apps or 2.99 pounds on the web to remove ads, marking a shift toward paid ad-free experiences.
The plan is part of Meta’s consent-or-pay model, aimed at funding the ad-supported internet by giving users a paid option.
Additional accounts cost extra: 2 pounds per month for web access and 3 pounds per month for app access.
If you don’t subscribe, you’ll still see personalized ads, with options to adjust ad preferences in the settings.
Meta frames the move as giving consumers a clear choice about data use while preserving free access and value of the ad-supported internet.
UK users over 18 are being notified they can opt for an ad-free experience when they log in or open the app.
The price difference for in-app vs. web purchases is tied to fees charged by Apple and Google through their purchasing policies.
The subscription option aligns with a broader industry trend of offering ad-free experiences in exchange for payment, or a 'reject and pay' mindset.
The Sky News reference clarifies that the subscription feature was anticipated after Meta announced it in September.
Public reactions reflect a broader push among platforms to balance free access with paid subscriptions for ad-free use.

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