The Momo Challenge recently popped back up, and it seemed to grow larger than ever before, with several news outlets covering it as well as YouTube having to address the notion of videos running on ...

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Be warned, YouTube creators: Making videos about the latest viral hoax, the “Momo challenge,” will not make you money. Over the past couple of days, the Momo challenge has gone viral once again, ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Recent reports have been stating that the “Momo Suicide Challenge” has returned via YouTube videos ...

Meanwhile, viral reports of "The Momo Challenge," where a terrifyingly distorted figure of a woman dares children to harm each other or themselves, have also been circulated on the internet. The ...

YouTube is demonetizing all videos about the viral Momo Challenge suicide hoax on its platform. Credit: Aytac Unal/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images For some YouTube creators, the scariest thing about the ...

Search for "Momo" or "Momo challenge" on any popular social media site and you'll get results featuring a frightening image and stories of parents raising the alarm about it. While the posts vary in ...

Parents are complaining that the creepy “Momo” doll is still appearing on YouTube videos, even though the phenomena was found to be a malicious hoax. The so-called Momo suicide challenge was feared to ...

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Not a single person has captured a video of Momo ordering children to carry out these terrifying acts. Calm down everyone! Your kids may not, after all, be at risk from the dreaded Momo. YouTube has ...

There are plenty of reasons for parents to be leery about what their kids can find on social media. TikTok, a popular music video app, was just fined millions for collecting data on kids under 13.

Kim Kardashian warned her Instagram followers to monitor what their children are watching after the so-called "Momo Challenge" resurfaced. People on social media have claimed internet character Momo ...