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Taiwanese internet celebrity Hsiao Wu, known for his popular YouTube channel with over a million followers, recently opened up about his discomfort with his English name ＂Jimmy＂ in an Instagram story. During a conversation with his English tutor, Wu shared his embarrassment when asked about his English name, stating that he finds it cool when others are called Jimmy. The influencer revealed that he recently hired an English tutor to improve his language skills and shared a screenshot of their chat, where the tutor asked about his English name. Wu expressed feeling ashamed when he confessed to being called ＂Jimmy.＂

Turkish social media influencer Rifat shared a photo of his daughter practicing gymnastics, with her face pixelated at her request, emphasizing the importance of internet privacy and consent. Wu, a famous actor in Taiwan, explained that he respected his 8-year-old daughter’s privacy and choice by mosaic-ing her face. He highlighted the need for obtaining a child’s consent before sharing their images online and hoped that his actions would set a positive example for society. Social media users praised Rifat’s approach, considering him a role model for respecting family and children’s privacy in the age of social media. His commitment to his daughters’ rights and his visibility as a public figure could potentially influence widespread social attitudes towards online sharing and privacy, especially for young children. This act of shielding his daughter’s identity while sharing a family moment reflects the ongoing conversation about privacy in the digital era, particularly regarding young children and the implications of internet exposure.

Explore the ongoing investigation into alleged cannabis use by Taiwanese influencers, the public’s reaction, and the broader debate over marijuana laws in Taiwan, where it remains illegal despite legalization movements and the government’s firm opposition.

The Ministry of Agriculture in Taiwan has decided not to press charges against a Facebook influencer, Lin Yu-hung, who fabricated death threats related to the Democratic Progressive Party’s (DPP) egg import scandal. Investigations revealed that the incident was self-orchestrated, with assistance from a worker of the Kuomintang (KMT) party. While no legal action will be taken, ongoing investigations are being conducted.

Prominent Facebook influencer and critic of the Tsai Ing-wen administration, Lin Yu-hung, has been revealed to have fabricated threats against his life after denouncing import egg policies. The Taoyuan District Prosecutor’s Office confirmed the fabrication, sparking unrest on social media.

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Taitung’s Luye Highland at the Taiwan International Balloon Festival. South Korean influencer Chomad shares his serene hot air balloon adventure, highlighting the natural wonders of eastern Taiwan. Join him in experiencing the tranquil landscapes and captivating vistas.

中國快時尚品牌「SHEIN」自成立以來主攻歐美市場，在2022年還擠身北美地區第四大服飾銷售業者。但近年來受到美中競爭影響，SHEIN不僅因為中資背景受到美國政府關注，企業本身在勞工工時過長、環保等議題上也不斷受到批評。SHEIN日前邀請多名美國網紅（Influencer）參觀位於中國的工廠，想透過這個方式改善公司形象，結果有人發完分享文後就遭到大量批評聲浪洗板，其中還有不少「死亡威脅」，讓她快要招架不住，強調自己不對SHEIN的行為負責。

Social media influencer Ili Cheng addressed speculation about her potential candidacy for a legislative seat in the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) at an event held in Taipei on Friday (May 26). 

挪威政府表示，為防止社交平台持續對使用者產生負面影響，日前宣布針對2009年頒布的《行銷管制法》加註「修正案」，要求網紅（Influencer）及廣告商在商業合作貼文中，需要清楚標示照片經過哪些編輯，若違反該項規定，可能遭罰款甚至入獄服刑。