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Facebook users might soon be able to "downvote" content they find offensive, misleading or off-topic.

Tavis McGinn, who ultimately left his post at Facebook after six months, has opened up about his role and how his work was similar to that of a political pollster.

Facebook is accused of violating a Seattle law that requires the company to reveal who pays for political advertising on its influential social media platform.

Privacy violations at ride-hailing companies may not be limited to Uber, as multiple sources claimed this week that Lyft staffers have previously spied on passengers.

Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, said that the social networking giant needs to do more to combat election interference, terrorist content and fake news.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has branded Google and Facebook an "existential threat" to humanity.

Facebook is tweaking what people see to make their time on it more "meaningful" in a move that could hurt publishers and news organisations that rely on it to spread their content.

Last year, as part of his New Year resolutions, Silicon Valley's Mark Zuckerberg pledged to travel across America. This year, his challenge will be more difficult: fixing Facebook.

China's former top internet regulator and censor is being investigated by the ruling Communist Party's anti-corruption arm.

The Facebook CEO travelled to dozens of states across America as part of his ambitious 2017 resolution to meet and talk to people in every US state.

In a letter to Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Damian Collins said the information is being sought for an investigation into "the role of foreign actors abusing platforms."

Facebook has irked the Thai government by being a platform for critics of the country's monarchy. In May, a Thai regulator threatened to block the popular site.

The barrister from London spoke to IBTimes UK about his experience on The Apprentice after being fired on the third episode.

"One of the things that's really magical about VR is you can get the feeling you're really in a place," Zuckerberg said during the livestream.

"One of the things that's really magical about VR is you can get the feeling you're really in a place," Zuckerberg said during the livestream.

European Court of Justice asked to consider whether Facebook data transfer from Dublin to the US could compromise its users.

"For those I hurt this year, I ask forgiveness and I will try to be better," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote.

'They don't deny they have allowed more anonymity,' said one US senator.

Zuckerberg also said he regrets dismissing claims that Facebook helped influence the election as a "pretty crazy idea".

Critics warn that citizen data in Russia is open to intelligence agencies.

Zuckerberg had dismissed the idea that fake news on Facebook helped influence election as a "pretty crazy idea".

"I care deeply about the democratic process and protecting its integrity," CEO Mark Zuckerberg said.

Facebook has come under scrutiny after disclosing it sold $100,000 worth of ads to fake accounts likely linked to Russia during the 2016 election.

US congressman Adam Schiff would "love" Facebook and Twitter to give evidence.

Snowden said Russia 'probably did hack the systems of Hillary Clinton's Democratic Party, but we should have proof of that.'

Democratic Senator Mark Warner said he was "disappointed that Facebook didn't come forward with this information".

Top Democrat Mark Warner said the American people deserve to know the truth.

'All we're asking for is a chance,' Tomas Evangelista, one of the DACA recipients said.

Facebook fault means Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla cannot be blocked.

'I stand with the Dreamers,' Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg wrote.