Facebook and Twitter could soon be blocked in Russia over data storage demands
One of the biggest reasons why the law was passed in the first place is the iron fist the Russian government holds their citizens with.
How much the Democrat 2020 candidates spend on Facebook
Some of them have built their campaign on being anti-big tech but they sure do spend a lot of money on Facebook.
Facebook left millions of Instagram passwords unenecrypted on a server, buries the announcement in an old blog post
Facebook also published the update just before the release of the long-awaited Mueller report – a move that’s likely to reduce the public’s awareness of Facebook’s mistake.
Facebook are developing the smart speaker no one asked for
Facebook have shown again and again that they can’t be trusted with users’ privacy.
Popular cartoonist Ben Garrison banned from Instagram
The ban hammer strikes again.
Zuckerberg used personal data about friends, relationships and photos as leverage over company partners
While publicly declaring its commitment to user privacy, the company was looking for ways to use the data it collects to its maximum advantage.
“Digital gangsters” Facebook are frantically trying to find out who leaked thousands of internal documents
“Facebook is trying to leverage the court to frighten and try to identify journalism sources”
Facebook’s shareholders are attempting to fire Mark Zuckerberg
The last year has seen the social network involved in a series of scandals.
Facebook suggests admins of a pro-Trump Facebook group should fact-check every post their members make, or face consequences
Is Facebook really suggesting that they need to fact-check everything that’s uploaded to the group?
Facebook’s new “Click-Gap” algorithm will censor alternative media and help mainstream media sites
The “Click-Gap” algorithm is live now and reduces the reach of content from domains that have a small number of inbound and outbound links.
Instagram moves to shadowban “borderline” content
The Instagram move is seen as one in a series Facebook has recently made in a bid to get back in the good graces of regulators.
Facebook’s new patent is a privacy-invading nightmare
The company has been granted a patent for a method to automatically scan photos uploaded by users to recognize any products that might appear in them.
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