Facebook has previously warned it might block Australian news content rather than pay for it.
Previously, WhatsApp has stated that more than 175 million people message a WhatsApp Business account every day.
The law amounts to the strongest check of the tech giants' market power globally
Australia finalised plans to make Facebook and Google pay its media outlets for news content, a world-first move aimed at protecting independent journalism
Facebook already has the necessary tools to stop accentuating partisanship and to cut down on misinformation.
The Trump administration claims Facebook is discriminating against US workers by designating thousands of positions for foreigners with temporary H-1B visas
Amid growing misinformation on social media, Facebook plans to remove posts with what they consider to be false information or conspiracy theories about Covid-19 vaccines
The complaint would be the second major lawsuit filed against a Big Tech company this year. The Justice Department sued Alphabet Inc's Google in October
Facing regulatory backlash worldwide, the Libra Association has decided to change its name to Diem Association in a bid to reinforce its organisational independence
The country's unique approach is to decree limits on fintech competitors from the start
The new tax would come into effect on Jan. 1, 2022, and remain in place until a common approach is agreed upon
Facebook Inc is close to buying Kustomer in a deal that would value the customer-service and chatbot startup at about $1 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday
The Geneva-based Libra Association that will issue and govern Libra reportedly plans to launch a single digital coin backed by the dollar
UK government on Friday said it will set up an antitrust unit to introduce and enforce a new code to govern the behaviour of platforms that currently dominate the market, such as Google and Facebook.
Google and Facebook dominate digital advertising, accounting for around 80% of 14 billion pounds spent in 2019, Britain's competition regulator the CMA said
South Korea's information watchdog PIPC said Facebook violated the country's personal information law by sharing personal information of users with other companies without their consent
Facebook made a change in its News Feed algorithm after the US presidential election, to favour top news publishers so that trustworthy and quality content can be pushed ahead on its platform
There is no reason why the potential bubble in tech stocks will pop anytime soon
Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant on Monday said someone has opened a fake Facebook account in his name. "Someone has opened a fake account in my name & is sending out Requests. This is a case of impersonation. Request you not to respond and report it as a spam," Kant said in a Facebook post.
Branded Content ads in Stories can now include tappable elements, such as @mentions, location and hashtags