Facebook

Facebook now owns and is developing a city.

Facebook is testing warnings for users who may have seen harmful extremist content.

Another prompt appears to warn users who may have encountered extremist content on the platform.

stealing Facebook credentials

the FTC failed to show that the company was a monopoly

The court disagreed with Facebook

Facebook has launched live audio rooms.

Facebook is trying to do this. They're trying to run ads in VR games

Facebook to end special treatment for politicians

Facebook's Bulletin newsletter platform is coming

the ad market for Facebook is in trouble

I've finally fully divested myself of Facebook

Facebook moderators facing toxic content told to take up karaoke and painting.

Facebook users have bypassed misinformation rules by putting up anti-vaccine profile frames.

urging Facebook to abandon plans to build an Instagram app for kids under 13

Facebook is denying that, of course, and saying that they're just doing a PR stunt

Facebook's oversight board has delivered its ruling

Facebook has rolled out their iOS notices

Facebook takes down the official page for a French town called Bichet.

Facebook is building its own in-app podcast player

Facebook has launched a new mini player inside the Facebook app

Facebook is testing Hotline

Facebook proper, you know, is not doing too well

The Facebook breach that we talked about last week.

Somebody basically creating an address book with every phone number in it.

my big takeaway from the earthquake has to do with Facebook

I scrolled and scrolled and scrolled

their AI algorithm helps people see exactly what they want to see on their news feed

The personal data for 533 million Facebook users has leaked onto the web.

Facebook's response, of course, was not particularly – well, I mean, it was very on-brand.

Facebook treats punk rockers like crazy conspiracy theorists and kicks them offline.

Facebook is exploring paid deals for a new publishing platform.

I had my first Facebook censorship this week.

my post went against community standards and only I could see it

explain why public perceptions of Facebook are wrong