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'Mark Zuckerberg's power is unprecedented and un-American': Chris Hughes writes in NYT

Which is expected to be tasked with enforcing an eventual law

The social media network is accused of inappropriately sharing information belonging to 87 million users

Starting that even a $5 billion civil penalty is a “bargain for Facebook.”

That were used to spread misleading information on the social network and its Instagram service

A team of as many as 260 contract workers has ploughed through millions of content posted since 2014

PM’s focal person says in letter harmful content putting lives of vaccinators at risk

A possible settlement that would require the company to create an independent privacy oversight committee

Twitter has been ablaze with posts condemning her comments

It also ditched the signature blue banner that has been on the app since its launch

60 researchers from 30 academic institutions across 11 countries were selected under a review process

It emits a very dim light between 6 AM and 7 AM which is when his daughters are likely to wake up

Alleging the sale of fake engagement services on its Instagram photo-sharing platform

Some companies pulled their ads off the social network and users tweeted #DeleteFacebook

The leading social network logged a profit of $2.4 billion

As its latest report showed a lack of progress in some areas

The company offers its 2.3 billion users features in 111 different languages

As the social media giant faces growing regulatory hurdles and privacy concerns

The social network's handling of user data has been a flashpoint for controversy since the Cambridge Analytica scandal

The team behind the technology has been contacting vendors in the smart speaker supply chain

When a password was entered, a message popped up saying it was “importing” contacts without asking for permission

Users on Twitter had various jokes to make

The new rules would force Google and other online platforms to sign licensing agreements with the creative industry

While he has drawn a base salary of $1 for the past three years

430 clauses in Facebook's user agreement includes keeping and selling data indefinitely, says petitioner

Updates included the addition of a separate tributes section where people can share posts

Ex-husband's new wife presses defamation charges over comments posted on Facebook

Such as the ability to detect when videos had been doctored

Singapore is among several countries pushing legislation to fight fake news

According to survey, 61 per cent think social media does more to spread unfair attacks and rumours

The lab will provide start-ups with the infrastructure and access they require

As part of a drive to be more transparent and offer greater control to users

Social media platform has drawn fire for allowing users to spread hate speech

He wrote that a “standardised approach” for removing content would help keep internet companies “accountable”

Facebook said it "quickly" removed a staggering 1.5 million videos of the massacre from its platform

Social network is investing in improving the software to quickly identify edited versions of violent video or images

The tools have been used since last year in other countries where elections have been held

The move comes one week after Facebook announced it was revamping how it uses targeted advertising

The ban does not apply to some postings because they were expressions of nationalism or political independence

More than 2,600 fake accounts linked to Iran, Russia, Macedonia and Kosovo shut down

It cracked down on reader comments that sparked debate about how the media handles online hate

CFCM says companies disseminated material that encouraged terrorism, harmed dignity of human beings

With YouTube close to 40% of the traffic, Facebook less than 9%

The passwords were accessible to as many as 20,000 Facebook employees

A security slip that left them readable by the social networking platform's employees

The leading social network said housing, employment or credit ads will no longer be allowed to target by age

Calling it "critically important" to filter the kind of violent images seen in the video

Jacinda Ardern announces the country will hold two minutes of silence, women being encouraged to wear headscarves

The company to remove all edited versions of the video as well

A horrific video shot by the gunmen who carried out the mosque massacre was livestreamed on Facebook