Facebook & Ray-Ban smart glasses: filming others through sunglasses
When you meet someone wearing sunglasses looking at you: Beware – you could be about to be captured on a
Bolsonaro challenging social media content rules: another lesser of two evils case?
Brazil’s president, Jair Bolsonaro, has added a new element to the discussion about who should decide what you can and
Google taking “temporary action to secure” Afghan accounts
Google is monitoring the situation in Afghanistan and “taking temporary actions to secure relevant accounts”, Google said as a comment
Facebook chased by US Trade Commission for ‘burying successful competitors’
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed an amended complaint against Facebook in the agency’s ongoing federal antitrust case, following the
What users really read on Facebook
The top-viewed news domains in Facebook account only for 0.31% of all content views on Facebook’s News Feed. Of those
Facebook removing 20 million misleading covid messages
Facebook has removed more than 20 million messages and more than 3 000 accounts and groups from Facebook and Instagram
Paycuts due to remote work: shouldn’t it be the other way around?
Some employers absolutely want their workforce back into the building; some others have figured out that it is more efficient
Russia-linked anti-vax network removed from Facebook
A Russian network of accounts have been removed from Facebook for promoting anti-vaccine content. The company said it has taken
Facebook defends move to block independent ad transparency research
Facebook Inc. strongly defended its decision to disable the accounts of independent ad transparency researchers, in a move that has
Facebook launches news fund and Facebook News in Australia
Facebook has announced both the launch of a AU$15 million news fund and the expansion of Facebook News to Australia.