A previously unreported FBI document obtained by Rolling Stone reveals that "private" messaging apps WhatsApp and iMessage are deeply vulnerable to law-enforcement searches
Like tobacco, agrochemical, and private-mercenary companies before it, the tech giant announced its big rebrand after a PR crisis
Social media companies are assigning a disproportionate amount of weight to posts that elicit outrage. What could possibly go wrong?
Thousands of internal documents leaked by Frances Haugen have inspired a bonanza of reporting on the beleaguered social media giant. Here's what you may have missed
The company blocked more than twice as many posts from Vietnamese users after Mark Zuckerberg agreed to the government's demands
Streaming now on Messenger, the hour-long show features Mendes performing songs from his latest album, while also taking part in conversations about activism and change
"Internal documents show that Facebook knew their platform was used to spread hate and disinformation but they hid the evidence," co-anchor Colin Jost says
CEO also briefly addressed the platforms' outage in lengthy post
“What kind of rights do creators have and what kind of protections do we have?” asks one activist and influencer, following Monday's six-hour Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp outage
"It's almost as if Facebook’s monopolistic mission to either own, copy, or destroy any competing platform has incredibly destructive effects on free society and democracy."
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