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The world saw more posts of graphic violence in Q1 2018: Facebook

Facebook defines content of graphic violence as the information that glorifies violence or celebrates the suffering or humiliation of others

Facebook suspends 200 apps over data misuse investigation

The revelations over Cambridge Analytica have prompted investigations on both sides of the Atlantic

Russian Facebook ads suggest efforts to split US public before 2016 polls

Ads placed on African American-oriented pages focused on police brutality and white supremacist groups, often linking to articles that would stoke black anger

Facebook undergoes major management rejig, launches blockchain division

Facebook reshaped its product and engineering teams into three units, including an emerging technologies division focused on blockchain technology used for cryptocurrencies

'Facebook effect' turns Swedish steel town into tech hot-spot

The expansion will make it one of the largest data centers in the world, said Node Pole, an investment hub, partly owned by utility Vattenfall

Market swipes left on Match, Tinder as Facebook swipes right on dating

Match fell 22 percent - its largest one-day drop ever - and IAC, which owns more than a fifth of Match, fell nearly 18 percent in its biggest daily loss in about 13 years

Facebook to play matchmaker with new dating service

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg announced the world's largest social network will soon include a new dating feature

Facebook to compete with Tinder? Zuckerberg announces new dating feature

It's going to be within the main Facebook app, but it will be completely optional and opt-in only

There may be more Cambridge Analytica-sized leaks, says Facebook

Facebook updated its risk section as the company audits how outside developers use its social network and cuts off some access to data

Soon, politicians will find it tough to influence voters through Facebook

All content will be carefully vetted to ensure that false information is not being disseminated to influence voters

Facebook vows to ensure that news articles, posts don't sway India's polls

When a fact-checker rates a story as false, Facebook will show it lower in News Feed, significantly reducing its distribution

Data privacy row: Google spent $5 mn on lobbying in Q1, Facebook $3.3 mn

Google, Facebook, Amazon being scrutinised over responsibility for online content, potential market dominance, competition for govt contracts

Now, you can recharge your mobile phone on Facebook: Here's how to do it

Called the 'mobile top-up', the new feature is listed along with other available features under the utilities menu, which sits on the top right corner as three horizontal lines

Facebook: US Judge's class action could be a multi-billion-dollar threat

It's rare for consumers to win class-action status in privacy cases

Fresh trouble for FB: US judge demands class action over facial recognition

The ruling adds to the privacy woes that have been mounting against Facebook for weeks

Facebook ties up with BOOM to start pilot against fake news in Karnataka

Assembly elections in Karnataka will be held on May 12

Data breach row: Why hating Facebook won't stop us from using it

While the site's privacy troubles are recent, users have known about its other shortcomings for years

Facebook pledges to ensure integrity of elections in India, other countries

He said Facebook was taking steps to ensure integrity of elections in countries like the United States, India, Brazil, and Pakistan.

'Who is going to protect us from Facebook?': US lawmakers ask Zuckerberg

While the criticism was bipartisan, members of the Democratic minority were more assertive in saying expanded government regulation is the answer

After Senate hearing, Zuckerberg to be quizzed by US Congress on Wednesday

The internet magnate is scheduled to testify at 10 am EDT (1400 GMT) before the US House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee