Facebook wants its iPhone users enabling ad tracking
Facebook is once again involved in a controversial situation regarding user data tracking. The company’s behind WhatsApp put its major social media app on the …
Australia passes new law – Facebook & Google to pay for news
Australia and Facebook have been having a tough time on some issues regarding Facebook’s operation in Australia. As a result, Facebook had to ban Australian users …
Facebook will restore news pages for Australian users in the next few days
According to recent reports relating to the Australia – Facebook fracas, both parties have reached an agreement. After days of restricting Australia’s users from viewing …
Facebook commence negotiations with the Australian government
Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, reveals that the country and Facebook are now back on the negotiation table. This is coming after Facebook banned Australian …
Whatsapp: you will not be able to read or send messages if you disagree with the new rules
WhatsApp explained what will happen to users who do not agree with the new rules of services and the policy for processing user data until …
Facebook bans Australian users from viewing and sharing news
Earlier today, Facebook announced that it will no longer allow Australian publishers and users to share or view news on its platform. Of course, many …
Facebook Strengthens AI to Improve Detection Effect of Harassment and Hate Speech
Facebook updated its Community Standards Implementation Report. The latter showed the effectiveness of Facebook’s battle against harassment and hate speech in the fourth quarter of …
Facebook is about to launch an Android-based Apple Watch competitor
Facebook is about to launch its own rival to Apple Watch – the company is working on smartwatches with a focus on “health and messaging”. …
Facebook phishing campaign tricked nearly 500,000 users in two weeks
A recent investigation by CyberNews uncovered a large scale phishing operation on Facebook. The Facebook phishing campaign is dangerous and targets user personal information. The …
Facebook will block all vaccine-related rumors – not just COVID-19 vaccine
The internet is the best place to get information on any topic that you need. However, we have to be very careful because the internet …
Facebook fights back against changes to Apple’s privacy settings
According to reports, Facebook is testing a message push function to explain to Apple iOS users how Facebook uses their data to serve them personalized ads. Apple’s …
WhatsApp: The adoption of the new rules is postponed for 3 months
Last week, WhatsApp published information about the new terms of service and the policy for processing user data, and also said that it is necessary …
Upcoming iPhone Privacy Feature Will Put Facebook At The Greatest Risk
MKM Partners said on Tuesday that as the online advertising industry prepares to welcome changes in the user’s iPhone settings in the name of protecting …
WhatsApp will soon offer a full-fledged client for PC
WhatsApp team continues to work on eliminating one of the main drawbacks of the messenger – the inability to simultaneously launch the application on multiple …
Millions of smartphones will not be able to use WhatsApp from January 1
Probably no one will deny that WhatsApp is the most popular instant messaging platform in the world. The app works on smartphones, tablets and also …
Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to be banned in Russia
This year has been quite unusual due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We haven’t heard much about legal battles against the internet giants this year for …
Google and Facebook: Who Will Perform Better After The Economy Recovers?
On Wednesday, Bank of America analysts said in a report that with the continuous promotion of the new coronavirus vaccine in the first half of …
Facebook may be forced to sell Instagram and WhatsApp
Facebook may be forced to sell its previously acquired WhatsApp and Instagram platforms. If anything, such a claim is contained in a lawsuit filed by …
Australia will force Google and Facebook to pay for news
Australian Finance Minister, Josh Frydenberg, at a caucus meeting in Canberra, Australia, announced that the “News Media Bargaining Bill” will be sent to Parliament tomorrow. The …