Jamey Tucker

While the law may not completely erase images from the internet, especially on overseas websites, consumer advocates say it gives victims far more legal leverage than they had before.

The Federal Trade Commission has officially begun enforcing the TAKE IT DOWN Act.

The Federal Trade Commission has officially begun enforcing the TAKE IT DOWN Act.

A new federal law is now giving victims of revenge porn, sextortion, and AI-generated fake nude images more power online.

The ads often don't look like ads. Instead of a flashy banner screaming “BUY NOW,” many are designed to look like personal stories, helpful advice, or regular social media posts. That lowers your guard. And once you enter your information, you may be agreeing to something hidden in the fine print.

It starts like a normal scroll through Facebook.

We've all had that moment. You open the same apps. Check the same websites. Scroll through the same social media feeds and comments. Watch the same videos. And eventually you think: “I've reached the end of the internet.” Not even close. Tucked away online are strange, creative, and surprisingly addictive websites that make the internet feel fun again. Some are relaxing. Some are bizarre. Some are completely pointless. Which honestly makes them even better. Here are a few worth visiting.

Eventually you think: “I’ve reached the end of the internet.” Not even close.

You open the same apps. Check the same websites. Scroll through the same social media feeds and comments. Watch the same videos.

We’ve all had that moment.