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Latest iOS update shows all the ways Facebook tracks you. There are a lot.
Like, a lot a lot.
By Jack Morse
Facebook to send notifications to users who like or share COVID-19 misinformation
Good move, but is it too late?
FTC launches 'wide-ranging' probe into Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, Snapchat, Reddit, YouTube, and more
This should be interesting.
By Jack Morse
Republicans and Democrats actually agree on something: Breaking up Facebook
A rare moment of bipartisanship.
By Rachel Kraus
Instagram and Facebook users report messaging issues
Can't DM right now? It's not just you.
Facebook illegally maintains a monopoly and a breakup is on the table, says FTC lawsuit
The Federal Trade Commission is going after the massive social network.
By Jack Morse
Half of U.S. adults don't know that Facebook does not do original news reporting
Forty-eight percent of surveyed U.S. adults either incorrectly think that Facebook does "original news reporting," or aren't sure. That's not good.
By Jack Morse
Facebook’s Oversight Board takes on one U.S. case
Did this Facebook user post a Goebbels quote to warn about Trump?
By Matt Binder
Facebook comments on Fauci and Zuckerberg's vaccine talk suggest we're totally screwed
Mark Zuckerberg and Dr. Anthony Fauci discussed the coronavirus on Facebook Live as the platform overflowed with vaccine misinformation.
By Jack Morse
Facebook's Libra might launch in January, but there's a catch
Libra is coming — in a limited fashion.
Facebook labeled 180 million posts as 'false' since March. Election misinformation spread anyway.
That number doesn't tell the entire story.
By Rachel Kraus
Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey's contrasting aesthetics have become a Twitter meme
They look like a kiwi fruit and an egg.
By Amanda Yeo
Facebook moderators blast Zuckerberg, claim he's risking their lives for profits
Like everyone else, Facebook content moderators want the ability to work from home during the coronavirus pandemic.
By Jack Morse
'Myst' (yes, that 'Myst') is coming back as an Oculus VR game in December
The mysterious island that started it all is back.
By Alex Perry
Senators warn Facebook, Twitter at post-election hearing: ‘Change is going to come’
Dorsey was also asked about Facebook's decision to block Vine — in front of Zuckerberg.
By Matt Binder
Facebook Messenger's 'vanish mode' makes messages disappear
Facebook has added another privacy option to its Messenger mobile app.
Facebook argues its own tool showing conservative dominance isn't 'fully representative'
CrowdTangle, argues Facebook, isn't painting an accurate representation of what's shared on the platform.
By Jack Morse
Facebook pulls 'Gay Communists for Socialism' group which trolled Trump supporters
Don't you DARE play a trick on Trump supporters working to delegitimize the election.
By Jack Morse
Here's how many Trump posts have been flagged for misinformation since Election Day
Over half of Trump's Facebook posts were flagged as misleading or disputed.
By Jess Joho
Facebook Groups that spread misinfo will now face probation and forced moderation
Facebook Group admins and mods are about to take on a lot more responsibility.
By Matt Binder
Viral videos of poll workers filling in ballots don't show what Trump supporters want you to believe
Poll workers are trying to make sure every vote is counted.
By Matt Binder
After ban, new 'Stop the Steal' Groups spread conspiracy theories on Facebook
On Friday morning, they had more interactions than any other Facebook Group.
IGTV and Facebook Live are blind spots in Facebook's election misinformation fight
Video enables the spread of misinformation, and Facebook's still too slow to stop it.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook considers becoming mildly less convenient in hopes of saving democracy
Clearly Facebook thinks its misinformation machine is too efficient.
By Jack Morse
