Facebook

Facebook had an interesting apology this week

the people you may know thing

Facebook has asked big banks to share their customers personal financial data

So one week on without Facebook and I haven't missed it a bit.

Facebook is having a no good, very bad week.

Facebook removing a very small amount of fake accounts

John Oliver fixes Facebook's apology ad

Facebook has discovered a coordinated campaign of misinformation accounts

I do think that we need government regulation and influence on these social networks.

Facebook had a week, didn't they?

they lost $123 billion in value in one day

the departing Facebook security officer's memo that was leaked

Facebook's moderator's disturbing policies exposed in undercover footage.

Facebook will not remove fake news, but we'll demote it.

Facebook's own marketing strategy was influenced by what it learned from its most valued customer

he says Holocaust deniers are making an honest mistake

Every time we turn around and hear that Facebook is getting better, another source tells us it's not.

Researchers find that Facebook privacy settings maximize data collection.

Facebook is trying to clean up their mess with their advertising system

how about Facebook just doesn't take any political ads whatsoever?

they used to have the at Facebook.com email service

they just filed for a patent that uses your phone's mic to monitor your TV habits

charging monthly subscription fees for access to a group

somebody quit Facebook for 10 days and the social network wouldn't let him forget it

this is the Facebook ad, which is in heavy rotation right now

Your phone is listening and it's not paranoia

Facebook denies vehemently that they do this

the ways that Facebook is tracking you ... they don't need your voice

Facebook gave device makers deep access to data on users and friends

Facebook has removed the trending block

checking my Facebook feed

They want to break off WhatsApp, Instagram

Facebook has also released its political ad archive.

We got a little bit of follow-up on the Facebook porn prevention system.

You're supposed to upload your own nudes to Facebook.

they have closed over 583 million fake accounts in the first three months of 2018

Facebook was trying to go like de-anonymize or get hospital records

The Cambridge Analytica scandal hasn't really hurt Facebook at all.

About 43% of surveyed Facebook users hadn't changed their usage habits

It will take three years to fix Facebook.

Facebook had their big developers conference this week, F8

Facebook has confirmed that that was indeed happening and fired the employee

Facebook is building a new privacy control called Clear History

they're going to move into the online dating arena

Facebook's secret rules for content moderation, the company has released a public version of its guidelines

First quarter earnings report beat all Wall Street estimates

Facebook is a bit hard to use.

Facebook explored unpicking personalities to target ads.

false rumors set Buddhists against Muslim in Sri Lanka

AI is an excuse for Facebook to keep messing up

Speaking of Facebook ruining things, let's talk about Facebook ruining the world.

What Facebook themselves think Facebook is versus what the rest of us think Facebook is are two wildly different things.

The Cambridge Analytica tool where you could find out if your data had been compromised or not rolled out.

Only the C suite secretly gets that benefit about them ... deleting their old messages.

all of their friends' data was given to CA

that was on by default you had to opt out of

your FB ID, which is that magic number

do you think Facebook is good for the world from Facebook?

third parties were able to go in and scrape the stuff

Facebook has now updated their apps and website login deletion tools

Facebook was sending doctors on secret missions to get patient data

Facebook fact checkers are apparently miserable

We've been talking a lot about Facebook

Facebook is a tool to allow people to create communities.

Facebook is not going to extend the GDP or privacy protections beyond the EU.

the initial statement is an official Facebook statement

They were using the tools as they were intended, and they were just scraping the data.

videos that they had uploaded to Facebook, not posted

Facebook cares about my privacy

they're really killing most of the Instagram APIs

Facebook is in a lot of trouble for what they've done with their APIs and the data

Facebook was collecting calls and text message data

an internal memo suggested growth was more important than user safety

you need to change your business model now

Facebook starts fact-checking photos, videos, blocks millions of fake accounts per day.

A premium version of Facebook... a privacy premium version.

Four sets of Facebook tracking.

The Cambridge Analytica Facebook buster cluck of the week.

People have been deleting their Facebook pages and accounts.

the dump that they give you is actually a nicely packaged little HTML package

Your social graph belongs to Facebook now.

Facebook is rolling out a Patreon-style subscription mechanism for their creators.

what Facebook is doing with their feed and for news publishers

Facebook built incredibly effective tools

“Facebook really is spying on you.”

“It's just data. It's not the mic.”