AI dominated the tech world and social media was a mess. But 2023’s technological innovations helped make the world a better a place.
Reading books? Do people still do that? Yup, they do! And here’s a selection of page-turners from the collected books that Plugged In reviewed in 2023.
We have one more parental controls tutorial for 2023. We’ll have more in 2024, but for now, take advantage of this step-by-step guide.
Earlier this year, I wrote a blog highlighting five Christian YouTubers we had reviewed who could potentially encourage and bolster us in the faith—whether in
Every December, we take a look at the best stuff that’s come across our desks—or, in this case, through our ear buds—in the last year.
While there’s a lot of problematic content on YouTube that lurks in the depths, some channels are the equivalent of life preservers.
At best YouTube can be addicting. At worse, it can lead us down some harmful rabbit holes. Here’s how to stop both.
Between new government regulations, chaos at OpenAI, and more and more reports of cheating via AI-generated content, AI is November’s top tech trend.
Apple TV+ has a lot of award-winning content. But that doesn’t mean those shows are necessarily family-friendly.
There’s nothing special about Disney anymore. Just another media behemoth aiming images and messages at young minds and hearts.
Good media discernment is about guarding our eyes and hearts before we watch or listen. And it’s also about grappling with the entertainment we do see or hear. That’s why the Plugged In Blog is devoted to guarding, discussing and grappling. About Plugged In >>
