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The only good thing left on Facebook is private meme groups
Being part of these groups is like being in on a massive inside joke, and it's beautiful.
By Morgan Sung
Big Tech takes a major stand against Alex Jones
This week, on Technically Speaking: Big Tech bans Alex Jones, Android brought Pie for all of us, and Facebook says it's not coming for your financial data.
By Ray White
Facebook 'regrets' adding confetti and balloons to Indonesia earthquake posts
AI is still far from perfect.
By Jack Morse
Facebook has locked down its platform. Why that's bad news for researchers.
Facebook is in a tough spot here.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook's app is now the third-most popular browser in the U.S.
Facebook's firehose is more powerful than ever.
By Karissa Bell
Why some baby boomers are eating up the QAnon conspiracy
When it comes to acolytes of the QAnon conspiracy, there's a definite pattern.
By Matt Binder
Facebook denies report that it’s coming for your financial data
Facebook says it's not interested in your data, at least this time.
By Rachel Kraus
How the dominoes in Alex Jones' social media empire all fell at once
Peer pressure + public pressure = consequences.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook deletes 4 pages belonging to Alex Jones and InfoWars
But it's not because of fake news.
'Time Well Spent' features are the Marlboro Lights of the tech industry
Why just cut back, when maybe we should go cold turkey?
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook is testing its very own dating app
Do you like your friends? Like, really like them?
For a brief moment of bliss, Facebook was down
The website and app both weren't working.
By Sasha Lekach
Facebook’s new 'Playable Ads' let you try mobile game demos right in your newsfeed
'Playable Ads' on Facebook will let you try mobile games without leaving your newsfeed. No downloads required.
By Matt Binder
Facebook's staunchest privacy advocates are disappearing
Some of Facebook's top privacy defenders have left, and it's not clear who replaces them.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook is ready to start making serious money off WhatsApp
The time has finally come for Facebook to start making money off WhatsApp.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook's ’Time Management' tool shows it hasn’t stopped treating users like psychological guinea pigs
Good attempt, questionable execution.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook and Instagram's attempt to break your addiction probably won't
Are you ready to find out how much time you've been wasting?
By Karissa Bell
Facebook cuts off access to user data for 'hundreds of thousands' of apps
So long, farewell.
By Johnny Lieu
Facebook uncovers a new plot to manipulate its users — and proves they'll always be a target
The social network is just too tempting of a target.
By Jack Morse
Belgian museums are uniting in protest against Facebook over artistic nudity ban
Belgian museums are taking on Facebook over the social media giant's restrictive policies on artistic nudity in advertisements.
By Matt Binder
Facebook bans 'InfoWars' founder Alex Jones for 30 days
He's treading on thin ice.
Facebook just set a $119 billion record for failure
But please don't worry about Mark. He's fine.
By Jack Morse
Facebook post 'written' by lost stuffed animal will make you ugly cry
Hey, nothing wrong with that.
