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In blow to Facebook, PayPal pulls out of Libra cryptocurrency project
PayPal wants nothing to do with the cryptocurrency.
By Jack Morse
Facebook can be forced to delete content, E.U. court rules
This could mean big changes for how social media is regulated.
By Stephen MacDonald
Just a reminder: Facebook Messenger isn't end-to-end encrypted by default
You have to manually enable it for every conversation.
By Jack Morse
Instagram now lets you shop with augmented reality
Instagram doesn't just want you to buy products, it wants you trying them on.
By Karissa Bell
Instagram's new messaging app is for 'close friends' only
Instagram has built another Snapchat clone.
By Karissa Bell
FBI runs Facebook ads to entice would-be Russian spies
Click HERE to betray the motherland!
By Jack Morse
Instagram makes its bully-blocking feature available to everyone
Instagram is hoping its new "restrict" feature will help contain bullies.
By Karissa Bell
Libra may be losing support from key partners already
Facebook is having trouble convincing backers to remain a part of Libra, one report says.
Elizabeth Warren responds to Mark Zuckerberg's vow to 'fight' breakup of Facebook
Zuckerberg should be worried about more than just Elizabeth Warren.
Facebook to selectively pay media orgs desperate for its news tab scraps
Facebook will pay some, but not all, of the news outlets it promotes in its upcoming news tab.
By Jack Morse
Facebook now blocks all links to The Pirate Bay
Why is Facebook instating a new ban on The Pirate Bay ... in 2019?
By Matt Binder
Facebook Messenger's role in child sexual abuse online raises troubling questions
It's a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" kind of situation.
These iOS apps need to embrace dark mode
Apps are getting darker, but some haven't hopped on the bandwagon yet.
By Alex Perry
Are you obsessed with likes? Well, Facebook might remove their counts.
This post has been liked...doesn't matter how many times.
Surprise! Facebook is reportedly still tops when it comes to disinformation.
More than 70 countries used social media to spread false information, a new study finds.
Facebook acquires startup known for mind-reading wristbands
Mind reading and Facebook doesn't sound like the best matchup.
By Emmet Smith
Oculus Quest to ditch controllers for hand-tracking tech
Facebook made the announcement at the Oculus Connect conference in San Jose.
By Jack Morse
Facebook will allow speech from politicians to break its 'community standards'
There are two social medias: one for politicians and one for the rest of us.
By Matt Binder
Facebook wants to build a mind-reading wristband
The company acquired "neural interface platform" CTRL-labs to make it happen.
By Jack Morse
Facebook reveals Libra will be backed by several international currencies
It's 50 percent U.S. dollars and zero percent Chinese yuan.
By Emmet Smith
Project Voldemort: Instagram reportedly threatened 'verified' status of influencers who shared Snapchat links
In which Snapchat compared Facebook to He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named.
