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Brands on Messenger are going to start using augmented reality to sell you stuff
Messenger bots are getting a new power.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook tests anti-hate speech feature in News Feed hours before developer conference starts
Keep an eye out for it.
By Monica Chin
Facebook announces plans to build 'Clear History' tool to combat privacy concerns
The major privacy change was announced ahead of the company's annual developer conference, F8.
Zuckerberg sent ultimatum by UK parliament: show your face or get a formal summons
Be afaid, Zuck. Be very afraid.
Facebook's facial recognition feature could help find missing persons
"This is the 2018 high-tech missing persons poster."
By Johnny Lieu
WhatsApp cofounder leaves following Cambridge Analytica scandal
Jan Koum leaves WhatsApp about six months after his cofounder.
By Sasha Lekach
Facebook is testing out a new feature that feels very, very Reddit
Don't like it? Downvote it!
What to expect at Facebook's F8: Less bluster, more apologies
Facebook may be forced to take it down a notch — something it's not usually very good at.
By Karissa Bell
Lol now Facebook is just making fake news smaller
If you can't solve a problem, just make it physically smaller so you can ignore it.
By Jack Morse
These 8 books are required reading for anyone who wants to change the world with tech
Spoiler alert: you won't find 'The Circle' on this list.
By Rachel Kraus
She pointed the way to a better Facebook... in 1988
A new book explores the untold history of the women who built the modern internet.
Go download your Instagram history now (then delete your account)
You no longer have to walk away empty handed.
By Jack Morse
Microsoft follows suit, switches gun emoji to water pistol
It just makes (gun) sense.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook's new ad wants you to forget about that whole subverting democracy thing
But at least it doesn't involve chairs.
By Jack Morse
Facebook's richer than ever, despite data privacy scandals
Facebook's issues haven't affected the company's bottom line.
By Karissa Bell
Bad Lip Reading made a truly great video of Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook interrogation
It's everything we could've hoped for and more.
Here’s why you’re getting all those terms of service update emails
It's got something to do with the European Union.
Everyone (except Microsoft) is using the water pistol emoji now
Pictures of guns have no place on emoji keyboards now, apparently.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook just made a major change to how it polices content
Facebook's trying to make its complex policies more transparent.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook doubles the amount of terrorism content scrubbed from its platform
The company said it removed or added a warning to 1.9 million pieces of "ISIS and al-Qaeda" content in January through March.
The data scientist behind the Cambridge Analytica scandal fires back at Facebook
The notorious data scientist Aleksandr Kogan has a lot to get off his chest.
Facebook really, really wants you to believe you’re not the product it’s selling
The social network fires back at its biggest critics.
Data scientist at centre of Cambridge Analytica scandal apologises for his role in it
"Back then we thought it was fine."
By Johnny Lieu
Cambridge Analytica whistleblower to testify next week in front of Congress
"Democracies around the world are under threat from malicious actors who seek to use social media as an information battleground. We must take this seriously."
By Jack Morse
