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Pinterest scales back IPO price in hopes to raise $1.5 billion
The social media company goes public later this year.
By Matt Binder
3 in 5 Americans don't trust Facebook to protect their data, poll says
Americans keep using social media, but that doesn't mean they like it.
By Alex Perry
Instagram jacked some poor sap's handle and gave it to British royalty
The social media company can take away your handle if it wants to.
By Jack Morse
Facebook on how it's tackling interference ahead of the Australian elections
Australian voters are set to head to the polls, and Facebook is cracking down.
By Johnny Lieu
Report: Millions of Facebook user records, including plain text passwords, left exposed online
Third-party apps scraped Facebook user data and then left it exposed online for anyone to download.
By Jack Morse
Facebook backs away from asking for some users' email passwords
Facebook quickly did a 180 on a strange account verification policy this week.
By Alex Perry
Pete Buttigieg officiated a couple's wedding 45 minutes before their child was born
'I never would have guessed how this morning would begin for me.'
By Chloe Bryan
Facebook's plans for a 'high quality news tab' sure sound like a swipe at Apple News+
Mark vs. Tim: news edition.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook will give you more info about why certain posts show up in your News Feed
Another move to be more transparent.
How Zuckerberg thinks Facebook should be regulated: A brief guide
Zuck has some ideas about how the government should regulate Facebook.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook makes vague noises about 'restrictions' on live video after tragedy
The proposal was light on detail.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook removes more pages in Philippines for misleading activity
The social media giant takes more action in the Philippines.
By Johnny Lieu
Twitter and Google now under scrutiny for housing discrimination
Tech platforms face a reckoning.
By Jack Morse
Facebook to ban white nationalism and separatism content on platform
Finally! Slow clap.
U.S. government slams Facebook with housing discrimination charges
Facebook's legal team has been very busy.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook bans white nationalism and white separatism
The policy change comes weeks after a white supremacist shooting was streamed on its platform.
By Matt Binder
Facebook bans thousands of pages, accounts, and groups linked to Russia and Iran for ‘inauthentic behavior’
Facebook just removed 2,632 Facebook Pages, Groups and accounts that “engaged in coordinated inauthentic behavior” on both Facebook and Instagram.
By Matt Binder
A French Muslim group is suing Facebook and YouTube for hosting the Christchurch shooting video
Should Terms of Service shield tech companies from responsibility?
By Rachel Kraus
Pinterest throws subtle shade at Facebook in IPO filing
Hmmm, I wonder who they're talking about ...
By Jack Morse
Women are still underrepresented in tech. Here’s what Facebook has to say about it.
Why are women opting out of tech and what can we do about it?
By Maria Dermentzi and Laura Byager
Why Facebook waited 3 months to disclose its latest privacy screw-up
Security experts have some thoughts.
By Jack Morse
Facebook stored passwords in plain text for hundreds of millions of users
Between 200 million and 600 million Facebook users were affected.
By Matt Binder
Why anti-vaxxer mobs go after pro-vaccine doctors online — and what to do about it
The explanation isn't as simple as you think.
By Rebecca Ruiz
