Por: New York Post Tech September 25, 2022
Facebook whistleblower is launching a nonprofit organization that will seek solutions to harms created by social media, she said on Thursday. The former product manager at Facebook, since renamed , made headlines last year after coming out as the source of thousands of leaked internal documents, which she said detailed the social media company’s failures to protect teen girls on Instagram and clamp down on vaccine misinformation.... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA Business September 24, 2022
The parent company of Facebook and Instagram was ordered to pay nearly $175 million for violating patents held by the maker of a push-to-talk app founded by a former Green Beret who had sought to solve battlefield communications problems he encountered in Afghanistan. A federal... + más
Facebook will experience its slowest US user growth ever in 2021 | Business Insider
Council Post: Eight Strategies You Should Consider When Marketing A Company Using Facebook Messenger | Forbes
Newsweek USA Opinion September 24, 2022
The following is a lightly edited transcript of remarks made by Stephen Githaka and Deona Julary during a special Newsweek episode of The Debate about social media regulation. You can listen to the podcast here:Stephen Githaka: Yes, I do believe that social media should be... + más
Florida to Supreme Court: Let us regulate social networks as common carriers | Ars Technica
Big Tech must prove content moderation works or pay $15K daily fines in Calif. [Updated] | Ars Technica
Business Insider USA Tech September 24, 2022
In 2021, the number of monthly Facebook users in the US will increase by less than 1% year over year, the platform's lowest annual growth rate to date. In 2021, the number of monthly Facebook users in the US will increase by less than 1% YoY. Insider Intelligence Much of... + más
App Tracking Transparency workaround sees Meta face class action lawsuit | 9to5Mac
Facebook users sue Meta for bypassing beefy Apple security to spy on millions | Ars Technica
The Hill USA Tech September 24, 2022
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen is launching a nonprofit that aims to improve social media and make a healthier online environment, the new group announced Thursday. Haugen said her Beyond the Screen organization will focus on “tangible solutions to help users gain... + más
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen launches nonprofit to make social media healthier | CNBC
Facebook ‘silencing’ activity related to FBI whistleblower Steve Friend | New York Post
A Twitter whistleblower alleging widespread security deficiencies at the company will testify before a Senate panel Tuesday. The same day, Twitter shareholders will vote on Elon Musk’s embattled $44 billion deal to buy the platform. Meanwhile, Twitter argued in a new... + más
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ABC News USA Business September 22, 2022
Actions by and its parent Meta during last year's Gaza war violated the rights of Palestinian users to freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, political participation and non-discrimination, a report commissioned by the social media company has found. The report... + más
Palestinians reach truce to end West Bank clashes | ABC News
Palestinian forces battle gunmen in West Bank, 1 dead | ABC News
CNBC USA Tech September 22, 2022
In this articleFacebook whistleblower, Frances Haugen reacts during an interview with Reuters ahead of a meeting with German Justice Minister Christine Lambrecht, in Berlin, Germany, November 3, 2021.Michele Tantussi ReutersFormer employee-turned-whistleblower Frances Haugen on... + más
Facebook violated rights of Palestinian users, report finds | ABC News
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