Facebook lists EU political candidate Carl Benjamin as a potential “hate agent”
This is likely to add to the many allegations of election meddling Facebook is currently facing.
Indonesia restricts social and chat apps after riots break out in Jakarta
It follows a dangerous precedent of stopping people from communication during major incidents.
Even private conversations may be categorized as “hate speech” by Facebook
It’s the latest Orwellian rule from Facebook that uses off-site behavior to terminate accounts.
Facebook won’t let some users turn off face tracking
Facebook seems to always be in the middle of a privacy scandal.
Facebook caught sharing user data with phone carriers, showing ads based on creditworthiness
Facebook may not be serious about protecting user privacy after all.
GDPR one year later – the good, the bad, and the confusing
It’s been a year since GDPR launched. Here’s what happened.
Senator Josh Hawley introduces bill to stop tech companies ignoring your “Do Not Track” requests
The Do Not Track act would make compliance mandatory.
Facebook’s announces creepy new “Movement Maps” to give selected partners real-time snapshots of users’ movements
Given Facebook’s history with data privacy, is sharing real-time snapshots of user location data with third-parties a good idea?
Facebook silences President Trump’s Advisory Board member on Facebook
It’s not the first time this has happened to Jenna Ellis Rives.
Facebook secretly lists Candace Owens and others as “hate agents”
Yet another example of Facebook’s bias against conservatives.
Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg – breaking up big tech would weaken the US against Chinese tech giants
Sandberg also suggested that it would not help the privacy and security issues surrounding tech companies.
Facebook starts taking down posts that mention British MEP candidate Tommy Robinson
Big tech continues its efforts to unperson Robinson.
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