Facebook removed more than seven million instances of hate speech in the third quarter of 2019, the company claimed, an increase of 59% against the previous quarter. Keep Reading
Sources familiar with WhatsApp’s internal investigation into the breach said a “significant” portion of the known victims are high-profile government. Keep Reading
The networks comprised pages and groups on Facebook and Instagram that were “engaging in inauthentic behavior” regarding elections. Keep Reading
Tinoco told HSToday that he hasn't received a reply from Facebook in the nearly two weeks since his page has been disabled and received no warnings. Keep Reading
The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT), created in 2017, will change its focus towards increasing cooperation between companies, government agencies, and experts. Keep Reading
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH: We can use the viral nature of social media and meme generation to advance public preparedness to make our society safer. Keep Reading
Eric Lin made multiple threatening communications via Facebook to injure and kill a South Florida resident and to kill all Hispanics in Miami and other places. Keep Reading
LionMobi and JediMobi generated unearned payouts from Facebook for misrepresenting that a real person had clicked on the ads. Keep Reading
Chief Carla Provost said during a congressional subcommittee hearing in Washington that she logged on to Facebook very rarely. Keep Reading
New compliance measures include appointment of an independent assessor to monitor Facebook’s conduct and privacy reviews for all new or modified Facebook products. Keep Reading
