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Facebook records a steep rise in data requests from Indian govt in 2018

The social networking major also accepts government requests to preserve account information

Facebook and California fire: Toxic smoke bleak backdrop for Silicon Valley

The toxic smoke is an apt metaphor for where Silicon Valley finds itself

Delay, deny and deflect: Facebook's insidious crisis management strategy

This NYT report explains how Mr. Zuckerberg and Ms. Sandberg navigated Facebook's cascading crises

Facebook to launch independent body for checking content on social media

Content spied by artificial intelligence software or reported by users is now reviewed by an internal system that Facebook has been ramping up

Facebook roped in PR firm in smear campaign against rivals: Report

For over a year Facebook had amassed evidence of Russian activity through an investigation led by its former security chief, Alex Stamos

Will preserve right to expression, privacy if we return in China: Facebook

The social-media giant made the comments in a written response to questions from US senators

'Facebook luring teenage girls to befriend middle-aged men via suggestions'

Following the findings, UK-based charity the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) has called for friend recommendations to be suspended for children on Facebook

Singapore assails Facebook for refusal to remove post on premier Lee

Singapore is among a growing number of countries looking at laws regulating "fake news" and the social media

After Google, Facebook scraps forced arbitration in sexual harassment cases

The use of arbitration clauses, embedded in the fine print of contracts, has soared in the last decade, as corporations try to keep disputes away from public scrutiny

Facebook stops requiring arbitration of sexual harassment claims

The change of workplace rules at Facebook, the world's leading social network, will allow complaints of improprieties to be aired openly in court.

Facebook removes 14 mn pieces of content related to Islamic State, Al Qaeda

According to Facebook, the new machine learning tools have reduced the amount of time terrorist content from 43 hours in Q1 2018 to 18 hours in Q3 2018

Buying Facebook's Portal? Know about its privacy features first

Facebook has made it clear that it wants to be a part of your entire social life

Didn't do enough to prevent misuse during Myanmar violence: Facebook

A report warned that Facebook must be prepared to handle a likely onslaught of misinformation during Myanmar's 2020 elections

Private messages of 120 mn Facebook users hacked, says BBC report

Facebook, however, said its systems were not breached as part of the hack

Has news media suffered due to FB allegedly exaggerating its video metrics?

A digital native media company in New Zealand, recently posted a story with an analysis of the Facebook's impact, saying that its fake video statistics 'smashed New Zealand journalism'

Facebook sees costs from scandals easing after 2019, shares surge

Total expenses in the third quarter surged to nearly $8 billion, up 53 per cent compared with a year ago

Fortress Facebook is suddenly vulnerable: Can it really generate profits?

Investors have lost faith in Facebook's ability to keep passing the money-making baton to the rest of its products

Facebook launches Digital Literacy Library in six Indian languages

The library will be available in six local languages namely, Bengali, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, it added

BBC senior strategist to join Facebook India to tap fake-news crisis

In a twitter post late Friday, Trushar Barot said he will 'lead and develop integrity initiatives for Facebook in India'

Facebook gets 'symbolic' $645,000 fine for Cambridge Analytica scandal

The fine is the highest possible for the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) under old rules that predated this year's European Union revamp of privacy penalties