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The user allegedly twisted the contents of a speech made by the MB.
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This follows an internal investigation after she was suspended by the company.
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Washington DC attorney-general says Facebook misled users as it knew about incident for 2 years before disclosing it.
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Advertisers wanting to run political ads on FB will have to confirm their identity and location.
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Documents released by a British lawmaker show that these companies included Netflix and Airbnb.
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Mark Luckie says he left Facebook over firm's 'systematic disenfranchisement of underrepresented voices'.
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This follows Facebook’s refusal to remove online article about S'pore banks and 1MDB.
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The republic's Law Ministry says the case underscores the need for fake news legislation.
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Hackers stole digital lockin codes which allow them to take over the accounts.
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This comes after the tech giant confirms attackers can gain access to 50 million accounts of the social media site.
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Attackers took advantage of flaws on Facebook's 'View As' feature to gain full access to victims' accounts.
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The social media company will partner with two US non-profits to fight global misinformation that might influence elections.
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Execs will testify on slow response to Russian interference in 2016 US elections.
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Move as part of bid to prevent hate and misinformation, the social media company says.
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Ex-minister claims the Felda settler defamed him by alleging he abused his ministerial position.
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Company is prioritising removing suspicious accounts, as well as reducing hate speech and abusive content.
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This after the CFO said the company faced a multi-year squeeze on its business margins.
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Posters calling for blood over alleged 'betrayal' of Islam appear days after she received death threat in the mail.
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Anger mounts over the country's zero-tolerance policy which sees children being separated from migrant parents.
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The archive shows who paid for the ads and other details - done to increase transparency on its role, Facebook says.
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The shakeup appears to be to consolidate power at the sprawling internet company.
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So does its British parent SCL Elections due to fallout from the data harvesting scandal.
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This amidst concerns the company had violated user personal data privacy policies.
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Facebook’s entry into online dating market sends shares of industry leaders tumbling.
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The EU said it received a letter from the social media giant late on Thursday.
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Users will have easier access to privacy shortcut menu, and download data shared with social network.
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