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Facebook bans hashtag searches for #StopTheSteal and #SharpieGate conspiracy theories
The social media company is trying to stop election misinformation from spreading.
By Matt Binder
Trump campaign prematurely claims victory in Pennsylvania, forcing Twitter and Facebook to take action
Election misinformation spreads via the Trump camp.
By Matt Binder
Facebook closes dumb election loophole, but won't stop Trump's lies from spreading
After saying it wouldn't add context to premature victory posts on the state level on Election Day, Facebook has clarified its policy once more.
You might be able to test out Dark Mode in the Facebook app right now
That is, if you're sill even using the Facebook app.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook content mods reportedly favor Trump, Jr., other conservatives
Claiming 'anti-conservative bias' is an effective way to game the refs.
By Rachel Kraus
How to get paid for hosting Zoom and Facebook classes
You, too, can capitalize on our new virtual world.
Facebook temporarily pauses awful feature it will reinstate post election
Even Facebook thinks its groups recommendation feature is problematic.
By Jack Morse
Facebook admits its pandemic-juiced user growth is coming to an end
The company is, however, still pulling in cash hand over fist.
By Jack Morse
What really happens if Republicans get rid of Section 230
If the right wing is going down, they're going to take you with them.
By Matt Binder
The Section 230 hearing was a sad, dangerous sham
As expected, it was all grandstanding.
Facebook shares specifics on how many QAnon accounts it banned
It's a lot. And not nearly enough.
By Matt Binder
Big Tech readies itself for two very distinct grillings at Senate hearing
The hearing will feature Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, and Sundar Pichai. It's ostensibly about Section 230, but that means very different things to Republican and Democratic lawmakers.
By Jack Morse
Trump easily skirts Facebook's flimsy election week political ads ban
We all knew this was coming.
By Jack Morse
Facebook takes a low-key first step into cloud gaming
Will it work? No one knows. But Facebook is planting a flag here.
One true thing Donald Trump said in that '60 Minutes' interview
He said it right before walking away from his interview with Lesley Stahl.
Facebook's tools for 'at-risk' countries will be used to manage U.S. election unrest
With the election just around the corner, your news feed might start to look a little different.
Facebook wants NYU researchers to stop sharing the political ad data it keeps secret
It's called the NYU Ad Observatory and it's filled with helpful information.
Last month, Facebook gave money to three members of Congress who refused to condemn QAnon
Banning QAnon groups with one hand, and giving cash to enablers with the other.
By Rachel Kraus
Republicans vote to subpoena Facebook, Twitter CEOs in the wake of Hunter Biden story
The social media companies restricted shares on a New York Post story.
By Matt Binder
Facebook Dating finally arrives in Europe
Time to make use of the Secret Crush feature.
New ad asks Mark Zuckerberg if Facebook makes his kids proud
"I go home and just ask: Will my girls be proud of what I did today?"
By Matt Binder
Twitter hack shows need for cybersecurity regulations, govt. report says
The report argues Facebook and Twitter are "systemically important institutions" that need cybersecurity regulations to protect users — and everyone else.
By Jack Morse
Facebook removes 120,000 posts for trying to ‘obstruct voting’ in U.S. election
Voter suppression efforts are once again attempting to weaponize Facebook.
By Matt Binder
Twitter and Facebook restrict sharing of disputed 'NY Post' article ahead of election
Users of Twitter can't tweet or direct message the article link.
By Jack Morse
Facebook Messenger gets shiny new logo, chat themes
Facebook's Messenger has a bit more color.
