Complaints On Facebook
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Crypto Scammers Posing as Professors, Academicians to Target Investors, US Regulator Warns
US regulators have issued an official warning against an emerging category of crypto scams, where scammers pose as professors or academicians. Social networking platforms including Facebook, WhatsApp, and Telegram are being exploited by cyber miscreants to find and communicate with potential victims.
-
Woman Sends Parents On All-Expenses-Paid Trip To Hawaii, Then This Happens
A woman recently detailed her frustration with her parents after she sent them on a nearly all-expenses paid trip to Hawaii - only for them to complain about the cost of food.
-
UK School Turns "Military Camp": Parents Decry Strict Rules, Suspensions, And Silent Halls
Reports reveal 30 suspensions in the head's first week and allegations of harsh discipline for minor offenses. Forty students reportedly transfer due to dissatisfaction.
-
Facebook Acted on Only 27 Percent of User Complaints in May in India as Grievances Surged to 16,995
Meta's Facebook took action against only around 27 percent of complaints it received from users and Instagram against less than half of the total grievances raised by users in May 2023, according to the company's latest India Monthly Report. Individual grievances on Facebook more than doubled to 16,995 and jumped over 68 percent on Instagram in May...
-
Facebook, Instagram to End News Access in Canada Over Incoming Law on Paying Publishers
Facebook and Instagram users in Canada will be blocked from viewing Canadian news soon after parliament-approved legislation requiring internet giants to pay news publishers comes into effect. The legislation, known as the Online News Act, was approved by the Senate upper chamber earlier on Thursday.
-
Facebook Acted on Over 27 Million Pieces of Content in India for Guideline Violations in April
Social media giant Meta's Facebook took action against 41 percent of complaints it received from users and Instagram acted against over 54 percent of grievances raised by users in April 2023, according to the company's latest India Monthly Report.
-
Facebook Took Action Against Around 45 Percent of Users' Complaints in India in March
Social media giant Meta's Facebook took action against around 45 percent of complaints it received from users and Instagram against 64 percent of grievances raised by users in March 2023, according to the company's latest India Monthly Report.
-
US Public Schools Blame Big Tech Firms for Social Media Harm, Mental Health Crisis in Lawsuit: All Details
Facebook parent Meta, Alphabet, Snap, and TikTok were sued by US public schools in Seattle last week, claiming that companies purposefully designed products to hook younger users, while creating a mental health crisis. The firms have previously stated that they aim to create an enjoyable experience on their platforms for users, while removing harmf...
-
Meta Took Down 2.29 Crore Posts on Facebook, Instagram in November; Many Users Complained of Hacked Accounts
Meta said in a report released on Thursday that it had taken down more than 2.29 crore pieces of content created by Indian users on Facebook and Instagram in November. The company said it removed over 1.95 crore pieces of content on Facebook and 33.9 lakh pieces of content on Instagram.
-
India’s Proposed IT Rules, Panel Formation for Content Moderation Decisions Concern US Tech Giants
India’s proposed plans making it mandatory for social media giants to comply with a newly formed government panel which will decide on user complaints against content moderation decisions has upset the American tech giants including Facebook and Twitter. The government has not specified who would be on the panel.
-
Facebook, US Settle Lawsuit Over Discriminatory Housing Advertising System, Meta Denied Charges
Facebook owner Meta Platforms have reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development alleging discriminatory housing advertising system that is biased against users based on race and other characteristics.
-
Twitter Reportedly to Pay $150 Million to US to Settle Allegations it Misused Private Information
Twitter has reportedly agreed to pay $150 million to settle allegations it misused private information, like phone numbers, to target advertising after telling users the information would be used for security reasons, according to court documents filed on Wednesday.
-
Apple Says Resolved iMessage Issues After Third Services Outage This Week
Apple said it has resolved the issues that caused outages to its iMessage service after complaints earlier, as the tech behemoth grappled with disruptions to its cloud services for the third time this week.
-
Google, Facebook CEOs Colluded in Online Advertisement Sales, Lawsuit Alleges
Newly unredacted documents from a state-led antitrust lawsuit against Google accuse the search giant of colluding with rival Facebook to manipulate online advertising sales. The CEOs of both companies were aware of the deal and signed off on it, the lawsuit alleges.
-
US Judge Rejects Facebook Bid To Derail US Antitrust Suit
A federal judge on Tuesday ruled that US regulators' re-worked anti-trust case against Facebook can go ahead, saying the complaint was more robust and detailed than the version denied last year.
-
Crypto Scammers Posing as Professors, Academicians to Target Investors, US Regulator Warns
US regulators have issued an official warning against an emerging category of crypto scams, where scammers pose as professors or academicians. Social networking platforms including Facebook, WhatsApp, and Telegram are being exploited by cyber miscreants to find and communicate with potential victims.
-
Woman Sends Parents On All-Expenses-Paid Trip To Hawaii, Then This Happens
A woman recently detailed her frustration with her parents after she sent them on a nearly all-expenses paid trip to Hawaii - only for them to complain about the cost of food.
-
UK School Turns "Military Camp": Parents Decry Strict Rules, Suspensions, And Silent Halls
Reports reveal 30 suspensions in the head's first week and allegations of harsh discipline for minor offenses. Forty students reportedly transfer due to dissatisfaction.
-
Facebook Acted on Only 27 Percent of User Complaints in May in India as Grievances Surged to 16,995
Meta's Facebook took action against only around 27 percent of complaints it received from users and Instagram against less than half of the total grievances raised by users in May 2023, according to the company's latest India Monthly Report. Individual grievances on Facebook more than doubled to 16,995 and jumped over 68 percent on Instagram in May...
-
Facebook, Instagram to End News Access in Canada Over Incoming Law on Paying Publishers
Facebook and Instagram users in Canada will be blocked from viewing Canadian news soon after parliament-approved legislation requiring internet giants to pay news publishers comes into effect. The legislation, known as the Online News Act, was approved by the Senate upper chamber earlier on Thursday.
-
Facebook Acted on Over 27 Million Pieces of Content in India for Guideline Violations in April
Social media giant Meta's Facebook took action against 41 percent of complaints it received from users and Instagram acted against over 54 percent of grievances raised by users in April 2023, according to the company's latest India Monthly Report.
-
Facebook Took Action Against Around 45 Percent of Users' Complaints in India in March
Social media giant Meta's Facebook took action against around 45 percent of complaints it received from users and Instagram against 64 percent of grievances raised by users in March 2023, according to the company's latest India Monthly Report.
-
US Public Schools Blame Big Tech Firms for Social Media Harm, Mental Health Crisis in Lawsuit: All Details
Facebook parent Meta, Alphabet, Snap, and TikTok were sued by US public schools in Seattle last week, claiming that companies purposefully designed products to hook younger users, while creating a mental health crisis. The firms have previously stated that they aim to create an enjoyable experience on their platforms for users, while removing harmf...
-
Meta Took Down 2.29 Crore Posts on Facebook, Instagram in November; Many Users Complained of Hacked Accounts
Meta said in a report released on Thursday that it had taken down more than 2.29 crore pieces of content created by Indian users on Facebook and Instagram in November. The company said it removed over 1.95 crore pieces of content on Facebook and 33.9 lakh pieces of content on Instagram.
-
India’s Proposed IT Rules, Panel Formation for Content Moderation Decisions Concern US Tech Giants
India’s proposed plans making it mandatory for social media giants to comply with a newly formed government panel which will decide on user complaints against content moderation decisions has upset the American tech giants including Facebook and Twitter. The government has not specified who would be on the panel.
-
Facebook, US Settle Lawsuit Over Discriminatory Housing Advertising System, Meta Denied Charges
Facebook owner Meta Platforms have reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development alleging discriminatory housing advertising system that is biased against users based on race and other characteristics.
-
Twitter Reportedly to Pay $150 Million to US to Settle Allegations it Misused Private Information
Twitter has reportedly agreed to pay $150 million to settle allegations it misused private information, like phone numbers, to target advertising after telling users the information would be used for security reasons, according to court documents filed on Wednesday.
-
Apple Says Resolved iMessage Issues After Third Services Outage This Week
Apple said it has resolved the issues that caused outages to its iMessage service after complaints earlier, as the tech behemoth grappled with disruptions to its cloud services for the third time this week.
-
Google, Facebook CEOs Colluded in Online Advertisement Sales, Lawsuit Alleges
Newly unredacted documents from a state-led antitrust lawsuit against Google accuse the search giant of colluding with rival Facebook to manipulate online advertising sales. The CEOs of both companies were aware of the deal and signed off on it, the lawsuit alleges.
-
US Judge Rejects Facebook Bid To Derail US Antitrust Suit
A federal judge on Tuesday ruled that US regulators' re-worked anti-trust case against Facebook can go ahead, saying the complaint was more robust and detailed than the version denied last year.
