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The new technology is in addition to a pilot program that required a trained team to review offending images

The company is again being scrutinised over its handling of privacy, extremism, and political content

The major internet platforms have pledged to crack down on sharing of violent images

According to some reports, the livestream lasting some 17 minutes

A gunman broadcast live footage on Facebook of the attack on one of the mosques

US prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation into the social network's practice of sharing users' data

Facebook still down for some

Outage hits Facebook, Instagram users worldwide

Innovation should be encouraged by giving people control over their own data

Sotoudeh previously served about half of a six-year jail sentence imposed in 2010

New clause added to determine of tax

It is time to challenge the increasing dominance of America’s biggest technology companies

The companies have been under pressure from regulators around the globe to fight the spread of misinformation

Six of those indicted whose identities have not been revealed, are between 13 and 18 years old

The company would encrypt conversations on more of its messaging services and make them compatible

'Inauthentic activity has no place on our platform', Facebook said in a blog post

Facebook ads have also been at the centre of the FBI investigation over Russia's alleged meddling in the US election

Which will affect the company’s ability to target advertisements

Senate panel defers discussion on media regulatory authority

CMA’s chief executive says parliamentary committees asked to examine Facebook's role in Britain

Information collected by the apps includes details on body weight, pregnancy status, ovulation and home shopping

The social media giant has long faced criticism for doing too little to block hate speech

The companies had proved ineffective in stopping harmful content and disinformation on their platforms

Privacy activists have pressed for a hefty penalty against Facebook

The company's physical security team exists to keep workers safe

Suspects used to send friendship requests from fake Facebook accounts mostly created in the names of women

Industry estimates say Indian political parties are expected to spend INR 30 billion during 2019 elections

Twitter has struggled to keep up with fast-growing rivals like Facebook and Instagram

'Facebook will no longer be allowed to force its users to agree to the practically unrestricted collection'

Stepping away after the most tumultuous period in the history of the social networking giant

Officials have been looking into Facebook since mid-2016

The US-based social media giant says it has removed hundreds of accounts

Users will now have a 10-minute window after sending a message to undo it

YouTube, Microsoft, Twitter, and Facebook assess and remove 72 percent of content deemed illegal

Merkel’s Facebook following at 2.5 million followers is ahead of her friend and ally French President Emmanuel Macron

Operating in more than 20 countries

The California social networking giant, Facebook turns 15 in February

Net profit was up a strong 61 per cent from the same period last year

The program paid users ages 13 to 35 up to $20 a month for access to their devices to track their activity

It looking to rebound from a horrific year marked by a series of scandals over data protection

Move part of campaign to answer growing pressure to rein in disinformation

First Amendment rights have full authority to censor any person or class of people they want to

The three services will, however, continue as standalone apps

Facebook also provides users with controls regarding information used for ad targeting

The sole satellite network operator is all that is keeping the kingdom from a virtual cyber blackout

Judge Kulsoom Bashir also imposes Rs50,000 fine on Peshawar resident Ahsan Shiraz

While the authorities look into the cause and struggle to find a solution

State regulator warned companies they could be banned if they do not comply with a 2014 law

The Federal Trade Commission has been investigating Facebook since last year

'364 pages and accounts found to be linked to employees of Sputnik, a Moscow-based news agency, removed'