Facebook’s Election ‘War Room’ Takes Aim at Fake Information
18 October 2018 The war room is a major part of Facebook's ongoing repairs.
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Facebook Says Hackers Accessed 29M People’s Accounts
12 October 2018 Facebook says third-party apps and Facebook apps like WhatsApp and Instagram were unaffected by the breach.
Facebook Says It Purged More Than 800 Spam Accounts, Pages
11 October 2018 Facebook says it has purged more than 800 U.S. pages and accounts for spamming users with garbage links and clickbait.
Facebook Wants People to Invite Its Cameras Into Their Homes
8 October 2018 But it's unclear if people will open their homes to an internet-connected camera sold by a company with a questionable track record on protecting user privacy.
‘Got Another Friend Request from You’ Facebook Warning
7 October 2018 A warning about a Facebook user's supposedly having received a second friend request from you is mostly useless.
Do Facebook Donations Recur Every Month Even When a User Chooses a One-Time Contribution?
5 October 2018 The social network says they're working to fix a glitch that causes one-time donations to appear on bank statements as recurring even though they're only debited once.
Is a ‘Female Blackout’ Taking Place on Facebook Tomorrow?
2 October 2018 A chain message urging women to use a black square for their profile pics "tomorrow" has been circulating on Facebook for well over a year.
Facebook Says 50M User Accounts Affected by Security Breach
28 September 2018 The hack is the latest security headache for Facebook, which has been dealing with political disinformation campaigns from Russia and elsewhere since 2016.
Do These Photographs Show a Homeless Veteran Dying Under a Bush?
26 September 2018 "We want to discard the parts of society we don’t want, but like plastic, it’s never going to go away."
Did Judge Robert Meadows Pen an Essay Entitled ‘Thank You, Canada?’
25 September 2018 A viral piece urges Americans to be thankful for their Canadian neighbors.
ACLU: Facebook Allows Gender-Biased Job Ads on Its Platform
18 September 2018 The ACLU accused Facebook of discrimination, saying the company violated federal and state laws prohibiting businesses from excluding women from job ads.
Facebook, Twitter Defend Efforts to Stop Election Meddling
5 September 2018 Facebook's No. 2 executive, Sheryl Sandberg, and Twitter's CEO, Jack Dorsey, testified before the Senate intelligence committee.
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