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Facebook reveals how Libra will be backed: 50 percent U.S. dollar, zero percent Chinese yuan
Facebook's Libra will not be backed by yuan.
Facebook has suspended 'tens of thousands' of apps for policy violations
Facebook's developer problem is a lot more than just Cambridge Analytica.
By Karissa Bell
Instagram restricts diet posts following users’ concerns
You may see less posts promoting Flat Tummy Tea.
By Emmet Smith
U.S. Senators grill Facebook, Google, and Twitter on extremist content
A House bill is also in the works, which would form a “national commission” to monitor harmful internet content.
By Matt Binder
Facebook was also listening to Portal commands and will start again soon
Of course it was.
Facebook pushes further into your home with Portal TV
The new Portal TV, which features Alexa and will stream Amazon Prime Video content, will be available starting Nov. 5.
By Jack Morse
Facebook bans more than 200 white supremacist groups, updates terrorism definition
The social network also has a team of 350 counterterrorism experts.
By Matt Binder
Facebook reportedly working on fashionable smart glasses to replace cellphones
Because giving Facebook a better view of our lives is what everybody wants!
By Rachel Kraus
Congress wants internal records from Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google
The Big Four tech companies face even more pressure from lawmakers.
Watch Elmo join Priscilla Chan to promote a new literacy program
The video was released to promote a new curriculum for children ages 3 to 5
Facebook releases editorial criteria for the company’s news tab
Fingers crossed this goes well.
By Emmet Smith
How Facebook will pick the news you see in its app
Facebook is set to launch a news tab, and humans will most certainly be curating it.
By Jack Morse
Russia says Google, Facebook interfered in its election cycle
Is this what irony is?
By Jordan Aaron
Russia accuses Google, Facebook of election interference
Russia is accusing the two tech giants of election interference. Irony!
By Karissa Bell
Facebook has a gaping loophole in its fight against fake news
A Facebook bug allows users to create and spread fake news in Facebook Groups.
By Matt Binder
Facebook and Google feel the heat as multiple states launch antitrust investigations
State governments are coming for Big Tech.
Facebook Dating hits the U.S. and will let users add Instagram Stories soon
“Safety, security and privacy are at the forefront of this product,” says Facebook.
By Matt Binder
YouTube's $170 million fine isn't enough—and part of the FTC knows it
Why does the FTC keep letting Silicon Valley get off easy?
By Matt Binder
Facebook curbs its controversial facial recognition features
Once it's on Facebook, it's there forever.
By Jordan Aaron
Facebook updates its controversial facial recognition settings
The company is currently facing a multibillion dollar lawsuit over its facial recognition tech.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook clamps down on political advertisers ahead of 2020 elections
Critics said the previous rules were too easy to game.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook launches bug bounty program for Libra
Offering up to $10,000 for uncovering critical blockchain security issues.
By Rob Marvin
Instagram is working on yet another Snapchat clone
Instagram wants to out-Snapchat the competition.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook's 'clear history' feature delayed in U.S. over sex-trafficking case
Looks like you'll have to wait a little longer.
