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Facebook has taken down several pages, groups and accounts which originated from UAE, Egypt and Saudi Arabia due to “coordinated inauthentic behaviour” on Facebook...
Following the spread of potential fake news on Facebook against the Australian Labor Party during Federal Election 2019 held on May, the company’s VP...
Facebook has removed multiple pages, groups and accounts originating from Thailand, Russia, Ukraine and Honduras for being involved in “coordinated inauthentic behaviour” on the...
We missed this earlier. Facebook said that it is looking to reduce the amount of sensational or misleading health-related content and posts promoting products or...
Facebook will ban ads which discourage people from voting during the 2020 US presidential elections. Announced as part of its second civil rights audit,...
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said on Wednesday that the company could not tackle the crisis around election misinformation campaigns on its own, and that individual...
Twitter has removed 4,779 accounts connected to the Iranian government for using fake personas, spreading misinformation and manipulating the platform, all of which violate...
Facebook will not remove a deepfake video of Mark Zuckerberg that was uploaded to Instagram earlier this week, The Verge reports. In doing so,...
WhatsApp told the Madras High Court on June 6 that its end-to-end encryption software made it impossible to track down the original sender of...
by Mozilla Earlier this year, we asked people all around the world to take a survey on misinformation online. Nearly 60,000 people responded. What...
