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Facebook admits that the Linux topic crackdown was 'in error' and has been fixed

Facebook's heavy-handed censoring of Linux groups and topics was made 'in error,' the social media juggernaut has admitted.

Tom’s Hardware

Jessie Eisenberg recalls going against studio advice and trying to meet Mark Zuckerberg while filming The Social Network: "I figured they would let me in"

"Do not go there"

Total Film

Meta agrees $25m payout to Trump over suspended accounts

Settlement seen as big victory for US president as Meta’s Zuckerberg bows to new administration on various fronts.

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Meta settles with Trump for $25 million

The bulk of the money will go toward Trump's presidential library.

Salon

Trump Settles Lawsuit Against Meta For $25 Million After Platform Suspended His Profile in 2021: Report

Trump signed a settlement with Meta Platforms Wednesday, resolving the 2021 lawsuit he filed after the suspension of his Facebook and Instagram accounts.

International Business Times

Meta blows past Q4 earnings expectations, focuses on personalized AI for 2025

Meta's Q4 2024 earnings are solid, with increased user growth and ads driving strong revenue, with an increased focus on AI in 2025.

Android Central

Trump Settles Lawsuit Against Meta for $25 Million After Platform Suspended His Profile in 2021: Report

Trump signed a settlement with Meta Platforms Wednesday, resolving the 2021 lawsuit he filed after the suspension of his Facebook and Instagram accounts.

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Meta Posts Big Profit, Plans Massive AI Investment

Social media giant Meta on Wednesday reported surging profits and revenue for 2024, announcing ambitious plans to expand its artificial intelligence infrastructure in the year ahead.

International Business Times

Meta to pay President Trump $25 million settlement for suspending his Facebook accounts

Trump filed the suit after his accounts were taken offline in the wake of the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol

The Independent UK

Abortion Advocacy Organizations Claim Their Instagram Accounts Have Been Shadow Banned Since Trump Took Office

Since Donald Trump returned to office multiple abortion advocacy organizations have reported that their Instagram accounts have been shadow-banned, had posts removed or were temporarily suspended.

Latin Times

Jesse Eisenberg was forbidden from meeting Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg before filming The Social Network

Jesse Eisenberg was warned not to meet Mark Zuckerberg before portraying him in 'The Social Network'.

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TikTok, Google, Amazon, Apple –which is worst for data privacy?

They are some of the biggest tech companies in the world, but how do Apple, Amazon, Google, and TikTok compare when it comes to data privacy?

Tom’s Guide

How A Social Media Lawyer Can Safeguard Your Business In The Digital Age?

Businesses are always negotiating a landscape shaped by social media platforms in the digital era. From Facebook and Instagram to Twitter and LinkedIn, social media has become an essential tool for marketing, customer engagement, and building a ...

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Blurred Posts, Banned Accounts: Abortion Groups Decry Meta 'Suppression'

Blurred posts, downranked searches and deleted accounts: Since President Donald Trump's election, groups sharing information about abortion pills say they have faced a surge in online censorship--hindering their ability to reach women urgently seeking the procedure.

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Mother Convicted of "Unlawful Posting of a Message" for Website Sharply Criticizing Woman Who Accused Mother's Son of Rape

The Michigan Court of Appeals just upheld the conviction, under a statute that requires showing of purpose to (among other things) "harass[]" or "molest[]," and reason to know that third parties would send the target unwanted and "harass[ing]" or "molest[ing]" messages. The statute doesn't require any showing that the accusations…

The Conversation

As the ‘digital oligarchy’ grows in power, NZ will struggle to regulate its global reach and influence

The images of President Donald Trump at his inauguration surrounded by the titans of the global tech industry is a warning of what could come: a global digital oligarchy dominated by a tiny tech elite.

Latin Times

Villain for Hire' Service Lets 'Weak' Boyfriends Look Cool by Beating Up Fake Tough Guy in Front of Girlfriends

A Malaysian man has begun offering his services as a 'villain for hire', allowing clients to act like heroes by fighting him off or taking him down in front of others, specifically their partners.

TechRadar

Facebook is blocking Linux topics and channels with no apparent reason

Linux topics and discussions are being flagged as cybersecurity concerns and banned on Facebook.

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Windows Central

President Trump confirms that Microsoft is in talks to buy up TikTok, as the social network's future hangs in the balance

Could it really be Microsoft who seals the deal for the world's most influential social media platform?

TechRadar

Meta AI is now the friend that remembers everything about you

Meta AI adds memory feature

The Independent UK

Tech exec loses ‘dream’ AI job after vengeful ex sends explicit pic of him to new boss, lawsuit says

Exclusive: The unnamed man says he is “wary” of continuing to look for new, comparable work for fear that his former lover “may further disclose his intimate visual material to other potential employers.”

Android Central

Meta AI rolls out preference-based answers using your shared data

Meta's CEO stated that its AI receives a new feature that brings more personalized answers to questions.

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Deadly snake proves nearly impossible to spot…but it’s there

A company specializing in catching snakes showed in a photo it posted why watching where you step in the wild is extremely important.

Tom’s Hardware

Facebook flags Linux topics as 'cybersecurity threats' — posts and users being blocked

Facebook is banning posts which mention various Linux related topics, sites, or groups.

The Independent UK

Bradford and Walsall working with police over post about Valley Parade fire

A Facebook user referenced the fire in 1985 in which 56 football fans died.

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