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Zuckerberg says Holocaust deniers won't be banned from Facebook
Zuckerberg said in an interview that offensive content isn't necessarily banned unless it is to organize harm or attack someone.
Why is Facebook keen on robots? It's just the future of AI
Facebook announced several new hires of top academics in the field of artificial intelligence Tuesday.
India: WhatsApp under pressure to prevent misuse after spate of mob lynchings
Twenty people falsely accused of child abduction killed in rural villages by mobs that had been inflamed by social media.
UK's Leave EU campaigner says he's no evil genius
Arron Banks heatedly suggested to lawmakers that he was being targeted in a witch hunt.
Facebook says privacy-setting bug affected as many as 14M
A software bug in Facebook led some users to post publicly by default regardless of their previous privacy settings.
Why the EU should dismantle Facebook
Facebook could soon hold more data on its users than any government.
Cambridge Analytica boss accused of siphoning off millions as company faced collapse
The Financial Times reported that Alexander Nix banked $8m for "unbooked services".
Mark Zuckerberg Live: Facebook tycoon agrees to webcast of European Parliament testimony
Mark Zuckerberg will face a public grilling over Cambridge Analytica data scandal at the European Parliament.
Facebook purges 200 rogue apps as data scandal grows
Facebook suspends apps pending 'thorough investigation' following the Cambridge Analytica revelations
Ireland: Facebook bans foreign ads as US anti-abortionists plot to influence referendum
Facebook has vowed to improve its transparency after revelations that political consultancy Cambridge Analytica harvested users' data.
Google and Facebook won't rule the world – if we don't buy their fantasies about big data
Anthropologists have long explored how inanimate objects and nonhuman entities - like "data" - can take on fantastic, fetishistic, or even magical properties.
Data firm at center of Facebook privacy scandal will close
Cambridge Analytica said it has filed papers to begin insolvency proceedings in the U.K. and will seek bankruptcy protection in a federal court in New York.
Love it or not, Facebook launches dating service
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the new dating feature is "not just for hookups" but to build "meaningful, long-term relationships."
Facebook advertisers shrug off its privacy scandal
Facebook is the second largest digital publisher in the world, behind Google. It reportedly raked in $39.94 billion in 2017 from advertising.
Ex-Cambridge Analytica CEO lied, says academic
Academic Aleksandr Kogan's company, Global Science Research, developed a Facebook app that vacuumed up information from users
UK's most popular financial expert taking Facebook to UK court over fake ads
Martin Lewis, who founded the MoneySavingExpert website, says his name has appeared on many advertisements that are get-rich-quick scams to con people.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg: Regulation 'inevitable' for social media firms
The comments from the Facebook CEO came Wednesday, the second day of his two-day congressional testimony.
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg apologizes for privacy failures
Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, appeared before the U.S. Senate on Tuesday for questioning by lawmakers.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak protests Facebook by shutting down account
Social media giant struggles to cope with the worst privacy crisis in its history.
Facebook having nightmare week as pressure mounts over Cambridge Analytica
Facebook's stock tumbled 2 percent at the opening bell Tuesday following its worst trading day in four years.
Facebook and Google accused of raking in prostitution profits at pop-up brothels
Vulnerable women forced to work in pop-up brothels are being pimped online via the world's biggest Internet platforms, the National Crime Agency.
Your move Facebook: Amazon signs another major sport to its budding streaming service
Amazon will now be able to offer UFC fights on a pay-per-view basis as the online shopping giant aims to expand its coverage of live sport.
Boys' act of charity toward homeless man proves the kindness of today's youth
The three boys park their vehicle to give a local homeless man some money from their wallets.
Business and emotional intelligence: Today's soft skills are the hard skills
EI is about discerning and managing your own emotions, so that you can nurture and develop the relationships around you.
Woman pays water bill with thousands of pennies to take stand against 'rip off' charges
Deltona, Florida, resident Dana McCool says she and other locals have been pay "rip off' charges for many months.
Suspected paedophile takes his own life after being caught grooming boy in Facebook sting
A 43-year-old gardener from the UK has taken his own life after he was caught allegedly trying to meet a 14-year-old in a supermarket car park.
One hell of a ride: Naked man caught on camera riding stolen ATV and being chased by Missouri police
Johnathan A Menth was arrested after a 20-minute pursuit by the authorities.
'Kids are waterproof': Social media reacts to video of woman using baby as an umbrella
In a video that has surfaced online, a woman can be seen using a baby as her umbrella during a rain storm.
'WTF is wrong with you?' Facebook sparks fierce outrage after demoing VR shooting game at CPAC
"I've been waiting for one last straw before closing my Facebook account," one person tweeted. "This VR Shooting Game at CPAC is it."
Wanted woman threatens and argues with police on Facebook while they hunt for her
Wandsworth Police were accused of a witch hunt after their Facebook post appealing for help finding Kellie Beasley over fraud and theft offences received comments from the suspect.