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At Facebook, a year-long exercise to ensure free and fair polls in India

The IAMAI had come up with a voluntary code of ethics for social media companies, which will be in force till the end of Lok Sabha elections

Facebook, Instagram could be banned in the UK for hosting terrorist content

Search engines alongside online messaging services and file hosting sites will also come under the remit of a new regulator

Facebook found to host cybercriminal groups trading stolen information

The revelation of cybercriminal activity adds to the mounting security and privacy concerns surrounding Facebook.

Amazon cloud storage dilemma exposed in Facebook's latest database leak

The records were accessible and downloadable for anyone who could find them online, and they didn't get taken down until April 3, after Facebook contacted Amazon

Millions of Facebook records found on Amazon cloud servers: Security firm

Facebook said last month it resolved a glitch that exposed passwords of millions of users stored in readable format within its internal systems to its employees.

Facebook removed 687 pages, accounts linked to Congress, BJP ahead of polls

These include 138 Facebook pages and 549 profiles and have hundreds of thousands of followers

Facebook considers adding dedicated news tab and paying publishers

Facebook paying publishers to host their journalism on the social network has long been a dream of media executives.

Zuckerberg calls for global internet regulations to address harmful content

In his post, Zuckerberg proposes that 'regulation could set baselines for what's prohibited and require companies to build systems for keeping harmful content to a bare minimum'

New Zealand attacks: Facebook to crack down on hate speech, live streaming

Facebook is looking into barring people who have previously violated the social network's community standards from livestreaming on its platform, according to Sandberg

Facebook to change how political ads are handled ahead of EU elections

All EU advertisers will need to be authorised in their country to run ads related to politics and issues, a move intended to be a barrier to potential election interference from outside a country

US charges Facebook with racial discrimination in targeted housing ads

'Facebook is discriminating against people based upon who they are and where they live'

Crackdown on hate speech: Facebook to curb white nationalism, separatism

The ban will be enforced starting next week at the leading online social network and its image-centric messaging service Instagram.

Facebook mentions Kashmir as separate country in blog, corrects it

The blog post had mentioned Kashmir among the list as well

Blaming the messenger

Mr McNamee is right that a 15-year-old company got this powerful because it learnt how to get under the skin of its users

Data can get you only to a certain point: Ex-GE vice chair Beth Comstock

Some of the challenges Facebook faces are less about data and more about questioning the business model, says Beth Comstock

Facebook admits to storing passwords in plain text on internal servers

The security slip left the passwords readable by the social networking giant's employees

Facebook to block housing, job and bank ads that are age, gender specific

The changes to Facebook's advertising methods which generate most of the company's enormous profits are unprecedented

Facebook told to stop hosting extremist propaganda after New Zealand attack

Facebook said it had been working directly with New Zealand police and across the technology industry to 'help counter hate speech and the threat of terrorism.'

Facebook's trouble worsens with New Zealand mosque massacre live streaming

The shares had their worst day in more than two months Friday, falling 2.5 per cent to close at $165.98

Facebook is readying AI tech to combat 'revenge porn'

Facebook will also launch a support hub called "Not Without My Consent" on its safety center page for people whose intimate images have been shared without their consent.