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Trump's 'census' ads certainly seem like they violate Facebook's rules (UPDATED)
These don't look right ...
These companies are pulling out of SXSW amidst coronavirus fears
Companies are like "not today, coronavirus!"
By Jordan Aaron
Bloomberg is out. Here's how much he spent on Facebook ads.
The rich are still rich.
By Rachel Kraus
Everyone who has pulled out of SXSW so far
The list is only growing larger by the day.
By Jack Morse
Facebook's Messenger gets an overhaul to become faster and lighter
Slow, clunky apps are so yesterday.
By Words by Stan Schroeder; Video by Marvin Van Buren
Facebook completely overhauls Messenger on iOS to make it faster and lighter
Messenger on iOS has been rebuilt from scratch.
Facebook now lets you create 3D photos without a portrait mode camera
You can only make them in the Facebook smartphone app and on newer Android or iOS phones.
Facebook cancels F8 developer conference due to coronavirus
This is the second event Facebook has cancelled due to the epidemic.
By Matt Binder
Facebook to ban coronavirus 'cure' ads
Facebook is cracking down on false, coronavirus-related ads.
College meme groups on Facebook: The new home for student dissent
Dissenting Memes for a New Generation of Teens.
Rhode Island suggests Facebook overpaid the FTC billions to protect Mark Zuckerberg
What's a few extra billion if it means Zuck doesn't have to answer for anything?
By Jack Morse
An artist has created an archive of Mark Zuckerberg haircuts
But why?
By Words by Jack Morse; Video by Marvin Van Buren
The greatest gift machine learning ever gave us is this archive of Mark Zuckerberg haircuts
"He has nearly limitless haircut options — haircuts we can't even begin to imagine. Yet he has chosen that haircut. Why?"
By Jack Morse
Facebook is testing out Hobbi, a Pinterest-like app
Oh hi there Pinterest... I mean Hobbi.
By Words by Stan Schroeder; Video by Jordan Aaron
Facebook is experimenting with a Pinterest-like app called Hobbi
It's new and (sort of) secret.
European privacy officials swipe left on Facebook's dating service
Facebook is delaying its plans one day before its planned launch.
By Karissa Bell
WhatsApp has more than 2 billion users
The Facebook-owned app is more dominant than ever.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook takes down accounts based in Iran and Russia
Some of them were targeting users in the U.S.
UK watchdog to hold social media companies to account over harmful content
Take it down immediately, or face legislation.
Facebook and Twitter won't delete Trump's deceptively edited Pelosi video
The video has received millions of views.
By Anna Iovine
Instagram really does show you some accounts more often. Now you can see who.
The app will now categorize your follows by how often you see and interact with their posts.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook sends cease-and-desist to facial recognition startup Clearview AI over photo scraping
When Facebook reckons you've gone too far, maybe that's a bad sign?
