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Facebook, Instagram Face Widespread Outage In US, Thousands Affected
Meta Platforms' Facebook and Instagram were down for thousands of users in the U.S. on Monday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.
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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.
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Social Media Users Could Disable Algorithms In New US Proposal
A bipartisan group of lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives has introduced a bill that would require internet platforms like Meta's Facebook and Alphabet's Google to allow users to see content not chosen by algorithms.
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Facebook Can Pursue Malware Lawsuit Against Israel's NSO Group: US Appeals Court
US appeals court said Facebook can pursue a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in its WhatsApp messaging app to install malware allowing the surveillance of 1,400 people, including journalists, human rights activists and diss
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US Antitrust Regulators Refile Monopoly Case Against Facebook
US regulators Thursday refiled a lawsuit accusing Facebook of maintaining an illegal monopoly in social networking, two months after the case was dismissed by a judge.
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TikTok Slams Facebook "Attacks", Says "We Are Not The Enemy"
TikTok pushed back Wednesday at what it called "maligning attacks" by Facebook as the fast-growing video-sharing app claimed it helps competition in the US market.
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Facebook's Acquisition Practices Being Probed by US FTC: Report
The US FTC is investigating whether Facebook acquisitions were aimed at buying up potential rivals before they could become a threat to the social media company, a report claims.
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Trump Blasts Bitcoin, Facebook's Libra, Demands They Face Banking Regulations
Donald Trump on Thursday criticised Bitcoin, Facebook's Libra digital coin, and other cryptocurrencies and demanded that companies seek a banking charter and make themselves subject to US and global regulations.
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Facebook to Pay US Content Reviewers More Amid Criticism
Facebook is raising how much it pays US contractors who do some of its most taxing work.
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Facebook Should Be Treated as Content Creator, Say Attorneys in Ad Policy Case
US attorneys involved in a case relating to the social networking giant's ad policies made the assertion.
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Top Facebook, Twitter Execs Said to Testify in September on US Election Meddling
Top executives at Facebook and Twitter are said to have agreed to testify at a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing in September.
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Don't Regulate Facebook
The problems at Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Apple have led to an easy consensus: large technology companies should be regulated.
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Germany Vows 'Stricter' Facebook Oversight After Data Leak
Germany's justice minister on Monday said Facebook should face "stricter" oversight and be more transparent with its users.
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Facebook, Alphabet, Twitter CEOs Invited to Testify at US Senate Hearing
The US Senate Judiciary Committee said on Monday it had invited the CEOs of Facebook , Alphabet, and Twitter to testify at an April 10 hearing on data privacy.
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US Regulator, State Attorneys Look For Answers From Facebook
The leading US consumer protection regulator and attorneys representing 37 states stepped up pressure on Facebook Inc on Monday to explain how the social network allowed data of 50 million users get into the hands of a political consultancy.
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Facebook, Instagram Face Widespread Outage In US, Thousands Affected
Meta Platforms' Facebook and Instagram were down for thousands of users in the U.S. on Monday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.
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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.
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Social Media Users Could Disable Algorithms In New US Proposal
A bipartisan group of lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives has introduced a bill that would require internet platforms like Meta's Facebook and Alphabet's Google to allow users to see content not chosen by algorithms.
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Facebook Can Pursue Malware Lawsuit Against Israel's NSO Group: US Appeals Court
US appeals court said Facebook can pursue a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in its WhatsApp messaging app to install malware allowing the surveillance of 1,400 people, including journalists, human rights activists and diss
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US Antitrust Regulators Refile Monopoly Case Against Facebook
US regulators Thursday refiled a lawsuit accusing Facebook of maintaining an illegal monopoly in social networking, two months after the case was dismissed by a judge.
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TikTok Slams Facebook "Attacks", Says "We Are Not The Enemy"
TikTok pushed back Wednesday at what it called "maligning attacks" by Facebook as the fast-growing video-sharing app claimed it helps competition in the US market.
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Facebook's Acquisition Practices Being Probed by US FTC: Report
The US FTC is investigating whether Facebook acquisitions were aimed at buying up potential rivals before they could become a threat to the social media company, a report claims.
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Trump Blasts Bitcoin, Facebook's Libra, Demands They Face Banking Regulations
Donald Trump on Thursday criticised Bitcoin, Facebook's Libra digital coin, and other cryptocurrencies and demanded that companies seek a banking charter and make themselves subject to US and global regulations.
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Facebook to Pay US Content Reviewers More Amid Criticism
Facebook is raising how much it pays US contractors who do some of its most taxing work.
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Facebook Should Be Treated as Content Creator, Say Attorneys in Ad Policy Case
US attorneys involved in a case relating to the social networking giant's ad policies made the assertion.
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Top Facebook, Twitter Execs Said to Testify in September on US Election Meddling
Top executives at Facebook and Twitter are said to have agreed to testify at a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing in September.
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Don't Regulate Facebook
The problems at Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Apple have led to an easy consensus: large technology companies should be regulated.
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Germany Vows 'Stricter' Facebook Oversight After Data Leak
Germany's justice minister on Monday said Facebook should face "stricter" oversight and be more transparent with its users.
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Facebook, Alphabet, Twitter CEOs Invited to Testify at US Senate Hearing
The US Senate Judiciary Committee said on Monday it had invited the CEOs of Facebook , Alphabet, and Twitter to testify at an April 10 hearing on data privacy.
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US Regulator, State Attorneys Look For Answers From Facebook
The leading US consumer protection regulator and attorneys representing 37 states stepped up pressure on Facebook Inc on Monday to explain how the social network allowed data of 50 million users get into the hands of a political consultancy.
