Amazon rainforest plots sold via Facebook Marketplace ads
- 19 hours ago
- Technology
Parts of Brazil's Amazon rainforest are being illegally sold on Facebook. The protected areas include national forests and land
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Facebook Updates Instagram's Nudity Policy After Oversight Board Recommendation
- 20 hours ago
- Technology
A month after the fresh-faced Facebook Oversight Board published 17 recommendations for how the platform could improve its content moderation,
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India imposes new rules on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube
- 1 day ago
- International
India issued strict new rules on Thursday for Facebook (FB), Twitter (TWTR) and other social media platforms weeks after the country's
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Australia passes new law requiring Facebook and Google to pay for news
- 2 days ago
- Business
Australia has passed a new law that will force tech companies to pay publishers for news content, setting the stage for potential, similar action
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Myanmar coup - Facebook, Instagram place immediate ban on military
- 2 days ago
- International
Social media giant Facebook has banned Myanmar's military and its affiliates from its platforms.
The company said it acted after
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Australia passes law to make Google and Facebook pay for news
- 2 days ago
- International
Australia has passed a world-first law aimed at making Google and Facebook pay for news content on their platforms.
The news code
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Facebook and Google 'too powerful' says watchdog boss
- 3 days ago
- Business
Tech giants Google and Facebook have too great a share of the UK online advertising market, the boss of the UK's competition watchdog has
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Facebook reverses ban on news pages in Australia
- 4 days ago
- International
Facebook has announced it will restore news content to its users in Australia.
The tech giant has blocked news to Australians on its
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Facebook will restore news in Australia after talks with the government
- 4 days ago
- Technology
Facebook says it will restore news pages in Australia after a breakthrough in talks with the government. The announcement caps
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Facebook takes down main page of Myanmar military
- 5 days ago
- International
Facebook on Sunday deleted the main page of the Myanmar military under it standards prohibiting the incitement of violence, the company said, a
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Myanmar coup - Facebook deletes military's main news site
- 6 days ago
- International
The social media giant Facebook has deleted a news site run by Myanmar's military, a day after two people were killed protesting against the
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Tech CEOs To Testify Before U.S. Congress. Yes, Again.
- 7 days ago
- Technology
Tech CEOs are appearing (remotely) before congress again, and the question is still whether the event will be more spectacle or
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Australia news code - What’s this row with Facebook and Google all about?
- 1 week ago
- International
A dispute over a planned law that would force tech giants Facebook and Google to pay for news content in Australia is being keenly watched
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Facebook Australia - PM Scott Morrison will not be intimidated by tech giant
- 1 week ago
- International
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said his government will not be intimidated by Facebook blocking news feeds to users.
He
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Facebook Hit With €7 Million Fine By Italian Watchdog Over Improper Data Use
- 1 week ago
- Technology
It has recently come to light that Facebook was fined EUR 7 million (roughly Rs. 61 crores) by an Italy-based watchdog for not conforming to the
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Italian watchdog fines Facebook 7 million euros over improper data use
- 1 week ago
- International
Italy’s competition watchdog has fined Facebook 7 million euros ($8.5 million) for not complying with a request to correct improper
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Analysis: Facebook has become a $770 billion clone factory
- 2 weeks ago
- Technology
There was an exciting moment four years ago when it seemed like Facebook was doing something truly jaw-dropping. The company set up a new hardware
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Facebook restricts Myanmar military's accounts for spreading 'misinformation'
- 2 weeks ago
- Technology
Facebook is trying to limit the spread of "misinformation" by Myanmar's military after it took power in a coup last
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Facebook rejects businessman jab advert
- 3 weeks ago
- Technology
Facebook has apologised for rejecting a businessman's advert designed to encourage black and Asian people to have the Covid-19
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Myanmar coup - Military blocks Facebook for sake of stability
- 3 weeks ago
- International
Myanmar's military rulers have blocked access to Facebook, days after they overthrew the democratic government.
Officials said the
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