Facebook was hacked last week, which compromised at least 50 million accounts. Turns out it’s far worse than we initially thought.
We all know that Facebook depicts the very worst of human behaviour. Now imagine having to sift through all the uploads for a living.
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WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton has come clean about his reservations about Facebook’s intentions for the messaging app, and his various run-ins with the company.
Instagram is growing at a far more rapid rate than Facebook, and the sudden resignation of Instagram’s co-founders could seriously impact Facebook going forward.
John Oliver confirms what we already knew to be true – Facebook is a toilet. Especially when it comes to their failed efforts to regulate hate speech.
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By now, it isn’t news that Facebook and other companies track your browsing habits. Two browsers want to help you fight back in the “privacy arms race”.
New data from the Pew Research Center has revealed a surprising generational gap, as more and more people leave Facebook and delete the app from their phones.
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If you think our headline is odd, consider the News24 headline: “Christian poet harassed by porn WhatsApp groups run by a ‘mentally challenged’ rabbit farmer”.
Police are investigating a case of common assault, after a woman was trolled on the EWN Facebook page. The troll in question is still on the loose.
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Move aside Tinder, because Facebook is releasing an online dating site. It’s already bringing people together over at the social media giant’s HQ.
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Facebook’s massive crash. Imran Khan wins. Trump iced Cohen. Fox supports banned CNN journo. Macron denies gay love affair. UK doctors can prescribe pot.
Mark Zuckerberg has seen his fair share of headaches this year, and the latest one sees people dying due to the spread of fake WhatsApp messages.
Big Brother is watching, and now he’s also listening, too. One of Facebook’s latest patents is trying to push the boundaries of how much they know about users.
The social media giant is once again causing a stir, after it was discovered that they’ve filed a patent for a “life change prediction engine”.
When Facebook splashed a billion dollars on Instagram in 2012, not everyone was impressed. Six years later and their decision has been vindicated.
I’d hate to be Mark Zuckerberg right now. Facebook received another blow in the form of a bug that’s made millions of private Facebook posts public.
WhatsApp’s co-founders have given up billions of rands after splitting from Facebook over petty issues such as chairs, desk sizes and bathroom designs.
Zuck was grilled by members of European Parliament on Tuesday, and gave them a number of half-baked answers. They were not impressed.
Facebook could really do with some good PR at this moment in time, so they were out to impress at the F8 conference. These are the standout features.
Just when you thought Facebook had invaded every aspect of your life, they drop a dating service on you. You were already stalking exes on Facebook, so why not?
Oh dear. In an effort to assure us that the social network is returning to normal, Facebook thought this ad would be appropriate.
Trust in Facebook is at an all time low, and as those ads become more targeted people are freaking out. Let’s discuss whether Facebook is listening.
Enter android Zuck. As things became weird during his appearance in front of Congress, the Internet was quick to liken Zuck to the ‘Star Trek’ character.
As Jim Carrey continues to shine in his new role as an artist, his social commentary is sharper than ever. His latest is an interpretation of the Zuck.
For many, Facebook is the most important site on the internet. Given what we now know about how their business model, would you be prepared to pay?