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Democrats Hope Their “Save The Internet” Bill Will Restore Net Neutrality Laws, But It Faces An Uphill Battle
The bill would restore Obama-era protections that prohibited internet providers from charging “fast lane” premiums for services like Netflix and Facebook. View Entire Post › Read More... Read More
Facebook Has Announced A Multistep Plan To Crack Down On Anti-Vax Misinformation
The platform said the crackdown will also apply to Instagram’s hashtag pages and Explore section. View Entire Post › Read More... Read More
France Has Recruited Facebook To Help Solve Its Anti-Semitism Problem
“Don’t ask the fox how to take care of the chickens,” one privacy advocate said about Facebook’s cooperation with the French government. View Entire Post › Read More... Read More
The WhatsApp Cofounder Who Sold To Facebook For $19 Billion Tells Students To Delete Facebook
“That’s the bad part. We buy their products. We sign up for these websites. Delete Facebook, right?” View Entire Post › Read More... Read More
Facebook And Instagram Suffered A Blackout
On Thursday morning, Facebook said the outage was the result of a “server configuration change” and the issues were resolved. View Entire Post › Read More... Read More
Facebook Is Under Criminal Investigation Over Data Deals With Other Companies
According to a New York Times report, federal prosecutors have subpoenaed the records of at least two smartphone companies. View Entire Post › Read More... Read More
Two Of Facebook’s Top Execs Are Leaving After The Company Announced A New Vision
The departure of both men named Chris represents a dramatic change at the social network, which just reorganized its leadership structure last March. View Entire Post › Read More... Read More
Facebook Claims It Can Now Detect Revenge Porn Automatically — Though It Didn’t Explain How
How can Facebook’s machine learning and artificial intelligence systems tell whether a nude photo or video was uploaded consensually? View Entire Post › Read More... Read More