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Fake Facebook Accounts From China "Evolving" In Push For Influence: Meta
Networks of fake Facebook accounts run from China are "evolving" and adopting new tactics in their quest to sow discord overseas, the social media platform told Australian lawmakers today.
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Facebook Says Cyber Spies In China Targeted Uyghurs
Facebook on Wednesday said it disrupted efforts by hackers in China to spy on supporters of the Uyghur minority living outside that country.
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Facebook Take Down Fake Accounts Created In China Aimed At US Elections
Facebook said Tuesday it derailed a network of fakes accounts out of China that had recently taken aim at the US presidential race.
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WhatsApp to Pause Processing Law-Enforcement Requests for User Data in Hong Kong
WhatsApp messaging service said on Monday it had "paused" processing law enforcement requests for user data in Hong Kong.
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Zoom Says China Demanded Shutting Activists' Accounts Over Tiananmen Events
Zoom Video Communications said on Thursday it suspended user accounts and ended meetings linked to the anniversary of China's Tiananmen Square crackdown on its platform after the Chinese government demanded it do so.
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Facebook, Twitter Target Fake Accounts Undermining Hong Kong Protests
Twitter and Facebook said on Monday they had dismantled a state-backed social media campaign originating in mainland China that sought to undermine protests in Hong Kong.
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Facebook's Planned China Venture Gets Its Approval Withdrawn: Report
The move is a setback for Facebook, which has been struggling to gain a foothold in China, the most populous country in the world, where its website and WhatsApp remain blocked.
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Facebook Opens Subsidiary In China After Being Locked Out For Years
Facebook has obtained a license to set up an office in China - a first for the company, which has been shut of China's lucrative market for years despite many attempts to break in.
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Facebook Sets Up Subsidiary in China
Facebook's application for the subsidiary was approved on July 18, according to a filing seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
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Facebook Admits to Sharing User Data With 52 Tech Firms
The acknowledgement is the fullest to date regarding reports that Facebook shared user data with some companies for years after it stopped doing so with most app makers.
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Facebook Confirms Data Sharing With Chinese Companies
Facebook said Tuesday it has data sharing partnerships with at least four Chinese companies including Huawei.
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Facebook Hires Government Relations Manager in China Despite Being Blocked
William Shuai was named senior manager of Facebook's government relations in Beijing, similar to positions he held previously with LinkedIn and the Chinese search engine Baidu.
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Facebook May Open Office in Shanghai to Make Hardware: Report
The New York Times reported on Wednesday that the office could also help Facebook with its broader ambitions in China.
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Facebook Reportedly Builds Censorship Tool to Attain China Re-Entry
Facebook reportedly developed the software, which suppresses posts from appearing in people's news feeds in specific geographies.
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Firefighter Eats Giant Bowl of Noodles, To Instant Social Media Fame
Thought carbs were bad for you? Looking at this young and extremely fit firefighter's pictures may make you think otherwise. Pictures of Bu Wenming from China are currently going viral. In the photos, he polishes off a giant bowl of instant noodles - enough noodles to feed at least three or four people.
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Fake Facebook Accounts From China "Evolving" In Push For Influence: Meta
Networks of fake Facebook accounts run from China are "evolving" and adopting new tactics in their quest to sow discord overseas, the social media platform told Australian lawmakers today.
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Facebook Says Cyber Spies In China Targeted Uyghurs
Facebook on Wednesday said it disrupted efforts by hackers in China to spy on supporters of the Uyghur minority living outside that country.
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Facebook Take Down Fake Accounts Created In China Aimed At US Elections
Facebook said Tuesday it derailed a network of fakes accounts out of China that had recently taken aim at the US presidential race.
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WhatsApp to Pause Processing Law-Enforcement Requests for User Data in Hong Kong
WhatsApp messaging service said on Monday it had "paused" processing law enforcement requests for user data in Hong Kong.
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Zoom Says China Demanded Shutting Activists' Accounts Over Tiananmen Events
Zoom Video Communications said on Thursday it suspended user accounts and ended meetings linked to the anniversary of China's Tiananmen Square crackdown on its platform after the Chinese government demanded it do so.
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Facebook, Twitter Target Fake Accounts Undermining Hong Kong Protests
Twitter and Facebook said on Monday they had dismantled a state-backed social media campaign originating in mainland China that sought to undermine protests in Hong Kong.
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Facebook's Planned China Venture Gets Its Approval Withdrawn: Report
The move is a setback for Facebook, which has been struggling to gain a foothold in China, the most populous country in the world, where its website and WhatsApp remain blocked.
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Facebook Opens Subsidiary In China After Being Locked Out For Years
Facebook has obtained a license to set up an office in China - a first for the company, which has been shut of China's lucrative market for years despite many attempts to break in.
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Facebook Sets Up Subsidiary in China
Facebook's application for the subsidiary was approved on July 18, according to a filing seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
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Facebook Admits to Sharing User Data With 52 Tech Firms
The acknowledgement is the fullest to date regarding reports that Facebook shared user data with some companies for years after it stopped doing so with most app makers.
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Facebook Confirms Data Sharing With Chinese Companies
Facebook said Tuesday it has data sharing partnerships with at least four Chinese companies including Huawei.
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Facebook Hires Government Relations Manager in China Despite Being Blocked
William Shuai was named senior manager of Facebook's government relations in Beijing, similar to positions he held previously with LinkedIn and the Chinese search engine Baidu.
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Facebook May Open Office in Shanghai to Make Hardware: Report
The New York Times reported on Wednesday that the office could also help Facebook with its broader ambitions in China.
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Facebook Reportedly Builds Censorship Tool to Attain China Re-Entry
Facebook reportedly developed the software, which suppresses posts from appearing in people's news feeds in specific geographies.
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Firefighter Eats Giant Bowl of Noodles, To Instant Social Media Fame
Thought carbs were bad for you? Looking at this young and extremely fit firefighter's pictures may make you think otherwise. Pictures of Bu Wenming from China are currently going viral. In the photos, he polishes off a giant bowl of instant noodles - enough noodles to feed at least three or four people.
