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Activists flood social media with footage which they claim 'exposes' Bashir's government

The movement literally spells out how a person has aged over a set period of time

As the largest social media service in nearly every big country has become a means for politicians

Investment is aimed at helping newsrooms in US, abroad create viable business models to survive

Whether the app can be deleted or not depends on pre-install deals made by Facebook

The company disputes the watchdog’s findings and will continue to defend this position

Woman was violently attacked by her ex-boyfriend after she changed her display picture

Fake metrics, meme propaganda, fake news ‘boosting’ are at the heart of disinformation campaigns

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina re-election is tainted by violence, mass arrests and claims of rigging

In a society as part of his personal challenge this year

Despite economic reforms and increasing openness to social change

It will help with what researchers call inference for example by tagging friends in photos automatically

"For 2018, my personal challenge has been to focus on addressing some of the most important issues"

As the company’s revenue and user base have seen little impact from the reported data scandals and privacy issues

Three alleged culprits have been taken into custody

The focus would first be on the Indian market as the company develops a ''stablecoin''

Investors are concerned over data use policies that have upset many customers and could carry significant penalties

Attorney General says Facebook failed to protect the privacy of its users and deceived them

Some 425 pages, 17 groups, 135 accounts, and 15 Instagram accounts had been removed

Around three-quarters of accounts that follow Trump are inactive for at least 120 days

After Netanyahu's eldest calls for "all Muslims (to) leave" Israel

Following the company’s disclosure that a bug may have exposed private photos of up to 6.8 million users

The world's biggest social network sought to explain how it collects data and delivers personally targeted advertising

FIA cyber-crime wing says Asad threatened to upload compromising videos, photos of his victims on social media

Police receive anonymous tip off about bomb threat at the office

The recommendation is being closely watched around the world as lawmakers wrestle with the powerful tech firms

The leading social network said it added to a $15 billion share repurchase program began in 2017

Deep vein of anti-elite anger and suspicion of mainstream media runs through 'yellow vest' Facebook groups

The CEO’s 2012 emails provide an unusual window into the internal deliberations over the critical strategic question

She has found herself the center of a controversy over how the social network sought to counter criticism

Emails show Facebook owner Mark Zuckerberg mulling charging app developers for data access in 2012

The Singapore government said the social media giant could not be relied on to filter false information

Asks AGP to file a review petition before the SC on its anti-encroachment drive order in Karachi

Social media platform to help Pakistan raise awareness about HR issues

Whistleblower Christopher Wylie is pushing for the internet giant to be regulated

The social media giant was directly involved in the tactical response to the philanthropist's criticism

Such a move would have been a major shift away from the policy of not selling its members' information

The legislation proposed by Australia's government would undermine rather than enhance the nation's security

The revelation came as the British Parliament held hearings featuring lawmakers

The social media giant confirmed that it will widen its focus to other parts of the world with upcoming elections

Italy has already drawn similar agreements from Amazon, Apple and Google

After chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg has pledged a "thorough" review of its use of Definers

Upon reaching meeting spot, girl's relatives assaulted Bilal before robbing him

She said she was unaware Facebook was working with Definers

the announcement came as Facebook reported it has ramped up its ability to quickly detect "hate speech"

While stressing the challenge of identifying the culprits

The expansion would provide enough space for another 5,000 employees

Move comes in the run up to the US midterm elections

Reuters found that 436 ads - 375 on Facebook and 61 on Google - related to 34 US House of Representatives

US law enforcement and intelligence agencies said that Americans should be wary