Facebook drops 'likes' button from public pages, to focus only on followers
Facebook Inc has dropped the 'likes' button from its redesigned public pages used by artists, public figures and brands.
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Facebook redesigns public pages, drops 'likes' button
Social networking giant Facebook Inc has dropped the “likes” button from its public pages after undertaking a redesigning exercise
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Facebook removes anti-vaccine 'fake news' in Israel: Government
Facebook has taken down content that spread lies in Israel against coronavirus vaccinations as the government seeks to drum up support for the programme, the Justice Ministry said on Sunday
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Soon, Facebook will be able to read your mind
Facebook is now developing a tool to read people’s minds. No, this isn’t an extrapolation
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Facebook launches 'Collab' as TikTok's competition
The new app is specifically designed for musicians who can combine three 15-seconds long videos by stacking them on each other
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Top 10 world news today: China revokes visa exemptions for US diplomats, Pfizer documents hacked and more
Here are the biggest news stories of the day
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Australia to make Facebook, Google pay news outlets for content
Big Tech firms will have to negotiate how much they pay local publishers and broadcasters for content that appears on their platforms
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Blood samples of pregnant women used by venture linked to Zuckerberg without consent
Blood samples of Danish women who were participating in a public research project were found in possession of an organisation connected to Zuckerberg
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Fair tax contribution: 75 major tech players sign the French initiative
Tech big-hitters such as Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, Snapchat, and Huawei have also signed the initiative
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Roiled by election, Facebook struggles to balance civility and growth
The change was part of the “break glass” plans Facebook had spent months developing for the aftermath of a contested election
In a first, Facebook offers estimate of hate speech prevalence on its platform
Facebook's rivals Twitter and YouTube, owned by Alphabet Inc's Google, do not disclose comparable prevalence metrics
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Facebook content moderators urge for safety precautions amid pandemic
The content moderators are responsible for keeping the platform free of hate speech and false information, which has played a very important role during the pandemic and the recently concluded US…
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Facebook extends ban on US political ads for another month
As election misinformation continued to rage online, Facebook Inc said on Wednesday its post-election ban on political ads would likely last another month, raising concerns from campaigns and…
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Facebook takes down group 'Stop The Steal' alleging voter fraud by Democrats
The US election 2020 has divided the country: With Trump supporters calling for a recount and alleging election fraud, and Biden camp preparing to take over the presidential duties
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US election 2020: How Facebook, Twitter differ on labelling Trump's election posts
Social media companies put warning labels on multiple posts by President Donald Trump that falsely claimed victory in the US election and pushed unfounded allegations about the counting of…
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Facebook bans 'Stop the Steal' phrase ahead of Joe Biden's inauguration
Under the Coordinating Harm policy, all content which is blacklisted will be removed from Facebook and Instagram
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Facebook drops 'likes' button from public pages, to focus only on followers
Facebook Inc has dropped the 'likes' button from its redesigned public pages used by artists, public figures and brands.
Read Article →
Facebook redesigns public pages, drops 'likes' button
Social networking giant Facebook Inc has dropped the “likes” button from its public pages after undertaking a redesigning exercise
Read Article →
Facebook removes anti-vaccine 'fake news' in Israel: Government
Facebook has taken down content that spread lies in Israel against coronavirus vaccinations as the government seeks to drum up support for the programme, the Justice Ministry said on Sunday
Read Article →
Soon, Facebook will be able to read your mind
Facebook is now developing a tool to read people’s minds. No, this isn’t an extrapolation
Read Article →
Facebook launches 'Collab' as TikTok's competition
The new app is specifically designed for musicians who can combine three 15-seconds long videos by stacking them on each other
Read Article →
Top 10 world news today: China revokes visa exemptions for US diplomats, Pfizer documents hacked and more
Here are the biggest news stories of the day
Read Article →
From Instagram to Whatsapp: Victims of Facebook's 'buy and bury' strategy
Facebook has been accused of "buy or bury" strategy to snap up rivals and keep smaller competitors at bay. The social media giant's monopoly is known… Read Article →
Australia to make Facebook, Google pay news outlets for content
Big Tech firms will have to negotiate how much they pay local publishers and broadcasters for content that appears on their platforms
Read Article →
Blood samples of pregnant women used by venture linked to Zuckerberg without consent
Blood samples of Danish women who were participating in a public research project were found in possession of an organisation connected to Zuckerberg
Read Article →
Fair tax contribution: 75 major tech players sign the French initiative
Tech big-hitters such as Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, Snapchat, and Huawei have also signed the initiative
Read Article →
Roiled by election, Facebook struggles to balance civility and growth
The change was part of the “break glass” plans Facebook had spent months developing for the aftermath of a contested election
In a first, Facebook offers estimate of hate speech prevalence on its platform
Facebook's rivals Twitter and YouTube, owned by Alphabet Inc's Google, do not disclose comparable prevalence metrics
Read Article →
Facebook content moderators urge for safety precautions amid pandemic
The content moderators are responsible for keeping the platform free of hate speech and false information, which has played a very important role during the pandemic and the recently concluded US…
Read Article →
Facebook extends ban on US political ads for another month
As election misinformation continued to rage online, Facebook Inc said on Wednesday its post-election ban on political ads would likely last another month, raising concerns from campaigns and…
Read Article →
Facebook takes down group 'Stop The Steal' alleging voter fraud by Democrats
The US election 2020 has divided the country: With Trump supporters calling for a recount and alleging election fraud, and Biden camp preparing to take over the presidential duties
Read Article →
US election 2020: How Facebook, Twitter differ on labelling Trump's election posts
Social media companies put warning labels on multiple posts by President Donald Trump that falsely claimed victory in the US election and pushed unfounded allegations about the counting of…
Read Article →
Facebook India's policy head Ankhi Das quits amid political controversy
Facebook Inc announced on Tuesday that the company's top lobbyist in India Ankhi Das has quit, in the midst of a controversy over how Facebook regulates and manages political content in the…
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Now you can play cloud-based games on Facebook!
On Monday, Facebook Inc launched a cloud gaming feature on its Facebook platform. The free service allows users to play and stream games without downloading them
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How social media companies will handle post-US election scenarios
In the run-up to the US election 2020 in November, social media companies like Facebook Inc and Twitter have announced new rules for various post-… Read Article →
Facebook bans 'Stop the Steal' phrase ahead of Joe Biden's inauguration
Under the Coordinating Harm policy, all content which is blacklisted will be removed from Facebook and Instagram
Read Article →
Facebook drops 'likes' button from public pages, to focus only on followers
Facebook Inc has dropped the 'likes' button from its redesigned public pages used by artists, public figures and brands.
Read Article →
Facebook redesigns public pages, drops 'likes' button
Social networking giant Facebook Inc has dropped the “likes” button from its public pages after undertaking a redesigning exercise
Read Article →
Facebook removes anti-vaccine 'fake news' in Israel: Government
Facebook has taken down content that spread lies in Israel against coronavirus vaccinations as the government seeks to drum up support for the programme, the Justice Ministry said on Sunday
Read Article →
Soon, Facebook will be able to read your mind
Facebook is now developing a tool to read people’s minds. No, this isn’t an extrapolation
Read Article →
Facebook launches 'Collab' as TikTok's competition
The new app is specifically designed for musicians who can combine three 15-seconds long videos by stacking them on each other
Read Article →
Top 10 world news today: China revokes visa exemptions for US diplomats, Pfizer documents hacked and more
Here are the biggest news stories of the day
Read Article →
Australia to make Facebook, Google pay news outlets for content
Big Tech firms will have to negotiate how much they pay local publishers and broadcasters for content that appears on their platforms
Read Article →
Blood samples of pregnant women used by venture linked to Zuckerberg without consent
Blood samples of Danish women who were participating in a public research project were found in possession of an organisation connected to Zuckerberg
Read Article →
Fair tax contribution: 75 major tech players sign the French initiative
Tech big-hitters such as Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, Snapchat, and Huawei have also signed the initiative
Read Article →
Roiled by election, Facebook struggles to balance civility and growth
The change was part of the “break glass” plans Facebook had spent months developing for the aftermath of a contested election
In a first, Facebook offers estimate of hate speech prevalence on its platform
Facebook's rivals Twitter and YouTube, owned by Alphabet Inc's Google, do not disclose comparable prevalence metrics
Read Article →
Facebook content moderators urge for safety precautions amid pandemic
The content moderators are responsible for keeping the platform free of hate speech and false information, which has played a very important role during the pandemic and the recently concluded US…
Read Article →
Facebook extends ban on US political ads for another month
As election misinformation continued to rage online, Facebook Inc said on Wednesday its post-election ban on political ads would likely last another month, raising concerns from campaigns and…
Read Article →
Facebook takes down group 'Stop The Steal' alleging voter fraud by Democrats
The US election 2020 has divided the country: With Trump supporters calling for a recount and alleging election fraud, and Biden camp preparing to take over the presidential duties
Read Article →
US election 2020: How Facebook, Twitter differ on labelling Trump's election posts
Social media companies put warning labels on multiple posts by President Donald Trump that falsely claimed victory in the US election and pushed unfounded allegations about the counting of…
Read Article →
Facebook India's policy head Ankhi Das quits amid political controversy
Facebook Inc announced on Tuesday that the company's top lobbyist in India Ankhi Das has quit, in the midst of a controversy over how Facebook regulates and manages political content in the…
Read Article →
Now you can play cloud-based games on Facebook!
On Monday, Facebook Inc launched a cloud gaming feature on its Facebook platform. The free service allows users to play and stream games without downloading them
Read Article →
Japan likely to join US, Europe in regulation of Big Tech companies
Japan is likely to join the United States and Europe to regulate the “Big Tech” companies
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Twitter changes policy on hacking after Biden censorship expose fiasco
Twitter policy chief Vijaya Gadde tweeted that the company has made the decision after receiving feedback on its enforcement earlier
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From Instagram to Whatsapp: Victims of Facebook's 'buy and bury' strategy
Facebook has been accused of "buy or bury" strategy to snap up rivals and keep smaller competitors at bay. The social media giant's monopoly is known to all.
Read Article →
How social media companies will handle post-US election scenarios
In the run-up to the US election 2020 in November, social media companies like Facebook Inc and Twitter have announced new rules for various post-election scenarios.
Read Article →
