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Russia Threatens To Hit Facebook With Its Largest Fine Yet
Russia on Tuesday stepped up the pressure on Facebook, threatening to hit the company with its largest fine yet for repeatedly ignoring requests to remove banned content.
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Meme-Makers Have A Field Day As #TwitterBan And #FacebookBan Trend
The memes began to surface after speculations that various social media platforms -- like Twitter and Facebook -- may be banned in the country
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Donald Trump "Egged On" Capitol Rioters: Facebook Panel Co-Chair
Donald Trump encouraged the Capitol rioters and so earned his Facebook ban, but the social media giant's rules are in "shambles" and need fixing, the co-chair of the network's oversight panel said Sunday.
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Facebook Has Six Months To Determine If Trump Returns
Facebook oversight board on Wednesday upheld the company's suspension of former US President Donald Trump but said the company was wrong to make the suspension indefinite and gave it six months to determine a "proportionate response."
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Facebook Bans Praise Of White Nationalism, Separatism On Its Platform
Facebook on Wednesday announced it will ban praise or support for white nationalism at the leading online social network and its image-centric messaging service Instagram.
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Facebook Threatened to Be Banned by Russia in 2018 if It Doesn't Comply
Russia's Internet watchdog on Tuesday warned Facebook it would be banned in 2018 unless it complies with a law on storing local users' data.
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Russia Threatens To Ban Facebook In 2018
Russia's internet watchdog on Tuesday warned Facebook it would be banned in 2018 unless it complies with a law on storing local users' data.
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Turkish Authorities Ban Facebook, Twitter After Blast
Turkish authorities banned Facebook and Twitter after images of a suicide bombing were spread on both social media platforms, media reported.
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How Chinese Officials 'Like' Banned Facebook
China's Communist authorities ban their own people from accessing major global social media sites including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and more. But when it comes to self-promotion they are increasingly keen users themselves.
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Facebook now allows users to post gory content, if intended to "condemn"
Facebook quietly announced in response to a report that it has lifted the temporary ban on gory content, allowing posts if they condemn such acts.
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Facebook gets green light in Tajikistan after ban
Officials in Tajikistan have lifted a ban on Facebook after the social network was shut down over complaints about "insults" against the government, a representative of Internet providers said on Tuesday.
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Delhi High Court to hear Google, Facebook's petition
The Delhi High Court will today take up the petitions filed by Google and Facebook challenging the summons issued to their executives by the lower court, for objectionable content posted on their websites.
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Pakistan blocks Twitter over Prophet Mohammed cartoons: Officials
Pakistan on Sunday blocked Twitter over a competition to make caricatu
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Delhi High Court to hear Google, Facebook's petition
The Delhi High Court will today take up the petitions filed by Google and Facebook challenging the summons issued to their executives by the lower court, for objectionable content posted on their websites.
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Google's arguments in court provoke sharp remarks from judge
Google and Facebook argued in the Delhi High Court today that there is no way for them to screen content before it is posted online. Both companies are among 21 whose executives have been summoned to appear in person in a lower court on March 13 for allegedly hosting obscene and objectionable content.
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Russia Threatens To Hit Facebook With Its Largest Fine Yet
Russia on Tuesday stepped up the pressure on Facebook, threatening to hit the company with its largest fine yet for repeatedly ignoring requests to remove banned content.
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Meme-Makers Have A Field Day As #TwitterBan And #FacebookBan Trend
The memes began to surface after speculations that various social media platforms -- like Twitter and Facebook -- may be banned in the country
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Donald Trump "Egged On" Capitol Rioters: Facebook Panel Co-Chair
Donald Trump encouraged the Capitol rioters and so earned his Facebook ban, but the social media giant's rules are in "shambles" and need fixing, the co-chair of the network's oversight panel said Sunday.
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Facebook Has Six Months To Determine If Trump Returns
Facebook oversight board on Wednesday upheld the company's suspension of former US President Donald Trump but said the company was wrong to make the suspension indefinite and gave it six months to determine a "proportionate response."
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Facebook Bans Praise Of White Nationalism, Separatism On Its Platform
Facebook on Wednesday announced it will ban praise or support for white nationalism at the leading online social network and its image-centric messaging service Instagram.
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Facebook Threatened to Be Banned by Russia in 2018 if It Doesn't Comply
Russia's Internet watchdog on Tuesday warned Facebook it would be banned in 2018 unless it complies with a law on storing local users' data.
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Russia Threatens To Ban Facebook In 2018
Russia's internet watchdog on Tuesday warned Facebook it would be banned in 2018 unless it complies with a law on storing local users' data.
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Turkish Authorities Ban Facebook, Twitter After Blast
Turkish authorities banned Facebook and Twitter after images of a suicide bombing were spread on both social media platforms, media reported.
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How Chinese Officials 'Like' Banned Facebook
China's Communist authorities ban their own people from accessing major global social media sites including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and more. But when it comes to self-promotion they are increasingly keen users themselves.
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Facebook now allows users to post gory content, if intended to "condemn"
Facebook quietly announced in response to a report that it has lifted the temporary ban on gory content, allowing posts if they condemn such acts.
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Facebook gets green light in Tajikistan after ban
Officials in Tajikistan have lifted a ban on Facebook after the social network was shut down over complaints about "insults" against the government, a representative of Internet providers said on Tuesday.
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Delhi High Court to hear Google, Facebook's petition
The Delhi High Court will today take up the petitions filed by Google and Facebook challenging the summons issued to their executives by the lower court, for objectionable content posted on their websites.
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Pakistan blocks Twitter over Prophet Mohammed cartoons: Officials
Pakistan on Sunday blocked Twitter over a competition to make caricatu
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Delhi High Court to hear Google, Facebook's petition
The Delhi High Court will today take up the petitions filed by Google and Facebook challenging the summons issued to their executives by the lower court, for objectionable content posted on their websites.
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Google's arguments in court provoke sharp remarks from judge
Google and Facebook argued in the Delhi High Court today that there is no way for them to screen content before it is posted online. Both companies are among 21 whose executives have been summoned to appear in person in a lower court on March 13 for allegedly hosting obscene and objectionable content.
