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Apple has now broken all of Google’s internal iOS apps
Google joins Facebook in Apple hell.
By Matt Binder
Facebook removed hundreds of accounts and pages linked to Iran
Facebook uncovered hundreds of fake accounts tied to Iran.
By Karissa Bell
Twitter suspends thousands of accounts for potential ties to 'foreign information operations'
The accounts are believed to have originated in Russia, Iran, and Venezuela.
By Jack Morse
Fake news sites are simply changing their domain name to get around Facebook fact-checkers
Also, a look at just how much money this top fake news website was making.
By Matt Binder
Facebook doesn't want to talk about how many people use its app anymore
Facebook wants to stop talking about its main app.
By Karissa Bell
Mark Zuckerberg explains why he wants to merge Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram
Zuckerberg has a plan.
By Karissa Bell
'F*ck ethics. Money is everything': Facebook employees react to scandal on gossip app
Facebook employees are fuming after Apple revoked the company's enterprise certificates.
By Jack Morse
Apple bans Facebook 'Research' app, breaks the social network's internal iOS apps
The feud between Apple and Facebook continues.
By Matt Binder
Perfect timing: Facebook hires top privacy law activists
The new hires were announced on the same day as another Facebook privacy scandal broke.
By Matt Binder
Facebook paid teens to install an app to spy on their internet and phone use
Facebook sought out people who'd give up their privacy for $20.
By Johnny Lieu
Despite 'transparency' claims, Facebook stops watchdogs from monitoring ads
So transparent you can see right through it.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook's plan to merge Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram raises data privacy concerns
Ireland's Data Protection Commission wants answers.
By Johnny Lieu
How to celebrate Facebook celebrating 'Data Privacy Day'
Where we offer up an alternative to Facebook's recommendation.
By Jack Morse
Facebook will open another 'war room' to combat fake news
Facebook is bringing its election "war room" to Europe.
By Karissa Bell
You could win a $1.7 million mansion by writing a standout letter
Maximum word count: 350.
By Chloe Bryan
Zuckerberg is breaking promises to Instagram and WhatsApp. Be concerned.
The Facebook founder is doing exactly what he promised he wouldn't to the formerly independent services.
By Karissa Bell
50 percent of Facebook users could be fake, report claims
The report, from a longtime Facebook critic, was called "unequivocally wrong" by Facebook.
By Jack Morse
Facebook is shutting down Moments. We'll give you a moment to remember what that is.
Facebook's Moments will be gone by Feb. 25.
Zuckerberg's latest Facebook defense? A 'Wall Street Journal' op-ed
'We don’t sell people’s data, even though it’s often reported that we do.'
Instagram get hacked? Good luck getting it back.
The problem Instagram doesn't want to talk about.
By Karissa Bell
Now Facebook can more easily delete your trash Pages
Tread lightly, Page and Group managers.
By Jack Morse
WhatsApp imposes new limits on forwarding to fight fake news
Additional restrictions on how information is shared on the platform.
By Laura Byager
Facebook could face 'record-setting' fine from FTC
Facebook could soon set a new record -- just not the good kind.
By Karissa Bell
