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Rapid Action Force (RAF) personnel patrol on a street of Devara Jevana Halli in Bangalore on August 13, 2020, after a "derogatory" Facebook post about the Prophet Mohammed sparked riots

Rights Groups Say Facebook Bias Spurs Violence In India

Rights groups say Facebook bias spurs violence in India

Facebook To Ban New Political Ads On Cusp Of US Election

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said he fears "an increased risk of civil unrest" after the vote on November 3

Facebook to ban new political ads on cusp of US election

Facebook Bans India Ruling Party Politician Over Hate Speech

India is Facebook's biggest global market in terms of users

Facebook bans India ruling party politician over hate speech

Facebook Taking Steps To Combat Spread Of Misinformation In November Election

New guidelines including a ban on new political ads in the week before Election Day.

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According to Politico Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg answered FTC queries under oath remotely over the course of two days

Did Mark Zuckerberg Really Try To Sabotage TikTok In Washington?

Reports indicate that the CEO attempted to undermine the potential competitor with politicians.

Facebook, Google and other online platforms are carrying out a coordinated effort to curb the spread of disinformation and thwart efforts to manipulate voters

Social Media Sites Brace For Attacks By Trump On US Vote Count

Social media sites brace for attacks by Trump on US vote count

Facebook took aim at tech rival Apple for refusing to forgo its App Store commission for live events designed to help users of the social network make money during the pandemic

Facebook Preparing To Handle Misinformation If Trump Casts Doubt On Election Results, Report Says

The company is planning for a number of scenarios in which President Trump might cast doubt on the result of the general election, the New York Times reports.

Facebook Says It's Fielding Questions By US Regulators

Facebook says it's fielding questions by US regulators

Facebook is rolling out its Messenger Kids app to more countries, saying it may help young children deal with isolation

Facebook Integrates Messenger Into Instagram

Facebook has merged Messenger with Instagram, replacing the usual direct messaging feature. The company aims to eventually integrate the messaging systems of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, a report said.

Epic Games Invites Apple's Fury After Slashing 'Fortnite' Currency Prices And Offering Direct Payments

Epic's decision to step around the service fee charged by Apple is another step in the company's path to carving out a larger piece of the video game industry's financial pie.

Remote Work Bad For Productivity? Adobe CEO Says Office Work Improves ‘Urgency’

The CEO explained that certain kinds of products require the urgency of an office space in order to build momentum.

Facebook has struggled to contain the spread of misinformation

Facebook Imposes New Restrictions On Outlets With Political Ties, But Can They Still Advertise?

These restrictions will prevent these partisan outlets from appearing under the platform's "News" tabs.

Apple CEO Tim Cook kicks off the tech giant's developer conference which was being held online only as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic

Apple CEO Tim Cook’s Net Worth Surpasses $1 Billion, But He's 'Poor' Compared To Some Tech Peers

But Cook’s wealth pales in comparison to peers like Bezos and Zuckerberg, who founded their respective companies

Twitter, Facebook Take Fresh Steps To Curb Election Manipulation

Twitter, Facebook take fresh steps to curb election manipulation

Facebook says it took down more accounts for "coordinated inauthentic behavior," or deceiving users about their identities for political reasons

Facebook Bans Pro-Trump Super PAC From Advertising After Repeated Falsehoods

The group had repeatedly released content with statements confirmed to be false by third-party fact-checkers.

Instagram is adding video clips in an attempt to muscle in on TikTok's boom

Facebook’s Instagram Launches Reels Video Tool To Compete With TikTok

Facebook’s Instagram unit has launched a new video tool – Instagram Reels – that will reportedly compete directly with TikTok, which is facing pressure to sell its U.S. assets to Microsoft or another company.

Instagram Adds Video Clips In Challenge To TikTok

Instagram adds video clips in challenge to TikTok

Fake Nancy Pelosi Facebook Video Given 'Partly False' Label After Accumulating Millions Of Views

The edited clip has been circulating on the social media platform since last week.

Advertising revenue is now overwhelmingly captured by the likes of Facebook, whose CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified this week at US antitrust hearings

Election Technology: Facebook Will Help Prepare Users For Mail-In Voting

The social media giant wants the public to understand that results may be delayed but that doesn't mean mail-in voting is fradulent, CEO says.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg discussed the social network's quarterly results a day after his testimony by video, seen here, before a congressional antitrust panel

Facebook Quarterly Profit Rockets Despite Ad Boycott, Pandemic

Facebook quarterly profit rockets despite ad boycott, pandemic

Holocaust Survivors Urge Facebook To Remove Genocide Denial Posts

Holocaust survivors urge Facebook to remove genocide denial posts

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg, shown in this 2019 file photo, will tell a major antitrust hearing July 29, 2020, that the internet giant would not have succeeded without US laws fostering competition -- but that the rules of the internet now need updatin

Mark Zuckerberg Antitrust Hearing: Facebook CEO Grilled About Whether Instagram Buy Was Monopolistic

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faced hard questions about the company's true motivations for buying Instagram in 2012.

Holocaust Survivors Ask Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg To Remove Denial Posts, Groups

The new effort will utilize the social media platform to convey their message.

Silicon Valley has long relied on foreign talent, such as Google CEO Sundar Pichai, to boost its bottom line

Big Tech On Capitol Hill: Here’s What the CEOs of Google, Amazon, Apple and Facebook Will Tell Congress

The four CEOs will appear before a House subcommittee to argue against any potential changes or new proposals to antitrust laws that could stifle the growth of big tech in the U.S.