Zuckerberg just changed everything for women on social media

Goodbye, fact-checkers and hello more opportunities for misogyny on Meta platforms, including Facebook, Instagram and Threads.Mark Zuckerberg's short video announcement this week turned the internet on its head and marks a monumental shift in safety for women on social media, especially for women in already marginalised groups.So what does it mean and how can we stay safe?Yasmin London joins the podcast to share her expertise in navigating social media platforms -- without having to remove yourself entirely.Yasmin and host Angela Priestley unpack the announcement, why it's such a pivotal shift and some of the strategies that can be used for staying safe and for supporting other women.About our guest Yasmin LondonAs a former elite athlete, international gold medallist, and tenured police officer, Yasmin brings a unique depth of experience and a growth mindset to her role as Global Online Safety Advisor and Brand Director at Qoria. Her diverse background enables her to drive meaningful impact on a global scale. Through Qoria, Yasmin has reached over 29,000 schools, 25 million students, and 6 million parents worldwide, empowering them to navigate their digital journeys with confidence and control.Check out Yasmin's website here. And you can also find her on LinkedIn.We recently profiled Yasmin on Women's Agenda here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.