Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has clapped back at Elon Musk and X, formerly known as Twitter, after Musk announced in the early hours of Sunday that the "Musk vs Zuck" fight will be live-streamed on the rebranded platform.

Zuckerberg claps back at Musk, says he's 'ready to fight today'

In a patriarchal society, a woman's worth has long been attached to her vagina and its "purity". This obsession has, for years, given way to harmful methods to maintain the so-called purity.

Facebook, Google, YouTube pushing harmful 'misogynistic' trends like 'yoni pearls' to Kenyan women

A man from California's Bay Area, Mark Mechikoff, is facing a murder charge after allegedly stabbing a woman to death and sharing her "last moments" on Facebook, San Mateo Police said.

US man allegedly stabs woman, posts 'last moments' on Facebook

There are new allegations that Facebook was controlled by American authorities during the pandemic. According to a Wall Street Journal story, Facebook was pressured by the White House to remove specific coronavirus posts.

WSJ: Facebook 'bowed' to White House pressure of removing posts on Covid-19

Singapore authorities have evoked the fake news law against Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's brother who is now under the scanner has been ordered to attach a fake news notice in order to correct a Facebook post that shares untrue statement about senior ministers of the ruling party of Singapore.

Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong's brother hit with fake news notice | World Newspoint

After reports of a 34-year-old married Indian woman and a mother of two, named Anju getting married to her 29 years old Pakistani Facebook friend Nasrullah, the duo denied the claims reports India Today media portal.

Indian woman, Pakistani Facebook friend deny claims of getting married

An Indian married woman named Anju traveled legally to a remote village in Pakistan to meet her Facebook friend Nasrulla. However, Nasrulla has dismissed any romantic involvement between them and confirmed that Anju will return to India on August 20 when her visa expires, PTI news agency reported.

No marriage plans, set to return home: Pak man on Indian woman's visit

Were you trying to use Instagram, Facebook or Whatsapp today morning and were not able to do so? Well, you're not alone it seems like in some parts of the world users struggled to use Meta's social media offerings. All three major social media platforms under Meta that is Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp reported outages today early morning. According to reports as many as 14,000 users reported issues with Instagram, around 7,000 faced issues with Facebook and approximately 2,000 users had trouble accessing WhatsApp.

Meta's Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp face outage

Thousands of users in the United States experienced outages on Meta Platforms' social media sites Instagram and Facebook, as well as the messaging app WhatsApp, on Monday (July 11), reported Reuters citing Downdetector.

Thousands face outage on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp

The government of Canada will not purchase advertisements on Facebook and Instagram as it faces a dispute over a new law on payment to online news publishers which has been opposed by the Meta-owned platforms, said Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez on Wednesday.

Canada suspends advertisements on Facebook, Instagram in feud over new law

After months of rumour leaks and a billionaire cage-fight challenge between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk, Zuckerberg delivered a final blow to Musk with the launch of Meta's much-anticipated social networking app - Threads.

Zuckerberg-Musk fight is on: Instagram launches 'Threads' to rival Twitter | Tech News | WION

Have you heard about Threads? It is Meta's new app which is expected to a give serious competition to an extremely popular rival app. Which one? This report tells you.

Gravitas: Threads: All about Meta's new app

European antitrust bodies will have increased power to investigate Tech Giants over privacy breach complaints, following a recent EU Court ruling.

Tech giants accused of privacy breach complaints | EU court investigations in progress

Facebook parent company Meta on Tuesday (July 4) lost a fight against a German data curb order as Europe's top court backed the German antitrust watchdog's power to investigate privacy breaches.

Blow to Meta as top EU court backs German antitrust regulator on privacy breaches

Meta has announced new parental control tools across Instagram, Facebook and Messenger. These tools, which have been provided by leading experts, as claimed, will let parents support their teens through the Meta Family Centre. These controls are currently available in the US, UK, and Canada.

Meta adds parental control tools in Instagram and Facebook

Facebook-owner Meta Platforms on Monday (June 16) launched Meta Quest+, which is a subscription-based service for its virtual reality headsets. The step is likely to shape a nascent but high-investment market.

Meta launches subscription service for its virtual reality headsets

Facebook's parent company Meta has been threatened by the Malaysian government with legal action for failing to remove undesirable and harmful content from its social media platform.

'No option but to take action...': Malaysia threatens Meta over harmful content on Facebook

Now say goodbye to WhatsApp spam calls, as the Meta-owned instant messaging app has rolled out a new feature that will let users silence nuisance callers. CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday announced that the new feature is available on both Android and iOS platforms.

WhatsApp rolls out new feature to deal with spam calls

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is preparing to launch a new standalone app in response to Twitter. The app, internally known as Project 92 and rumoured to be named Threads after its release, will be launched through Instagram.

‘A platform that is sanely run,’ Meta hits out at Elon Musk as it introduces Twitter rival

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has initiated the rolling out of its paid verification subscription in India. The same can be purchased after paying ₹699 ($8.

Meta launches paid verification subscription in India: What does it entail?

Nobel Peace Prize winner and Filippino-American journalist Maria Ressa has compared Facebook's Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mark Zuckerberg to a dictator. Speaking to the BBC last Saturday (May 27), Ressa said that Facebook is a threat to democracy and that social media users are handcuffed to it.

Facebook a threat to democracy: Nobel Peace Prize winner compares Zuckerberg to 'dictator', says report

Meta's losses have hit its employees, the hardest Meta platforms on Wednesday completed the third and last round of layoffs related to job cut announcement in March. Meta made history this year and became the first big tech company to announce a second wave of mass layoffs.

Meta's layoffs shrink workforce to 2021 level

In a strategic move to streamline its operations and optimize its workforce, Facebook-owner Meta has initiated its latest round of layoffs, representing the final phase of a three-part plan announced in March.

Meta's 10,000 layoff target: Non-engineering roles take a hit

Meta Platforms Inc., the company that owns Facebook, was slammed with a record fine of $1.2 billion by European Union privacy regulators for moving user data to the US. The Wall Street Journal covered the development on Monday. As soon as the verdict was made public, Meta reassured users that access to Facebook in Europe wouldn't be impacted

European Union rejects Meta challenge, fined with 1.2 billion

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