Tech This Week | Facebook services integration comes with trade-offs
Once WhatsApp and Instagram (and Oculus) became sufficiently big, it was time to integrate these properties into the larger Facebook machine
Let’s tie up for a suicide watch, TikTok writes to Facebook, Google, Snapchat, others
It is proposed that nine social media firms speedily identify violent, graphic content, including suicide, and swiftly notify the others.
Facebook launches marketing campaign to encourage Americans to vote
Facebook is seeking to show that it is no longer a means of massive disinformation as it was ahead of major votes in 2016.
'Poisoned' Putin critic Navalny shares hospital photo of himself
Navalny’s spokeswoman said that once he has recovered, the opposition activist plans to return to Russia
Don’t just remove hate speech, maintain evidence, rights group tells social networks
Online posts could also help document atrocities and abuses such as chemical weapons attacks in Syria and police abuse in the United States.
Anyone can learn maths from this teacher through Twitter, WhatsApp and Instagram
Students watch Basirat Olamide Ajayi’s short math videos—no more than 5 minutes long—and respond to her questions.
Facebook, Instagram bans BJP's Raja Singh over hate speech
The process for evaluating potential violators is extensive and it is what led to Facebook's decision to remove his account, statement said
Tech This Week | The UPI payments space is in for its biggest shift yet
Earlier this week, the Competition Commission of India dismissed an anti-trust case against WhatsApp Pay.
Not everyone deserves to know about my life: Cardi B creates account for OnlyFans
The 27-year-old musician said she wants to share her personal experiences with her admirers.
Won’t interfere in government’s ban on social media use by soldiers: Delhi High Court
The court said that if the government had assessed that social media enables espionage by enemy countries, it would not overturn the ban.