Mayank Vikash

Why Autoplay Video ads are bad for websites I have been using the Internet for a long time now. The websites that I visited 10 years ago have changed - at least most of them. Websites are becoming more complex with each passing year. New technologies are being developed. The Web Developers are working to provide more features to the users. The size of a webpage has also increased to what it used to be just a decade ago.  The old websites (of around the 2000s) had just texts - that too default ones - and sometimes images. Their size was around 50 kb. Nowadays, websites are using icons, different fonts, high-resolution images, and most importantly videos. These contents increase the size of the page massively. The size of a webpage which used to be around 50k kb a couple of decades ago is now around 4-5 mb on average.  The features offered by websites are improving but it is also increasing the size of the webpage, which makes it difficult to provide the best possible user exper...

Title: The Ethical and Social Implications of Sharing Edited Images of Girls In today's digital age, the ease of sharing images and content online has led to a variety of new social and ethical challenges. One such issue that deserves serious consideration is the sharing of edited pictures of girls. This practice not only violates privacy but also perpetuates harmful stereotypes, undermines self-esteem, and can lead to serious emotional and psychological consequences. In this article, we will explore why sharing edited images of girls is ethically wrong and the broader implications it carries. ### Invasion of Privacy The act of sharing edited pictures of girls without their consent is a clear violation of their privacy. Every individual has the right to control their own image and the distribution of it. When images are manipulated and shared without permission, it constitutes a breach of trust and can lead to feelings of violation and betrayal. ### Perpetuating Harmful Ste...