Meta

"The platform is essentially saying, 'You're not going to be protected.'"

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Meta has agreed to pay out $725 million to Facebook users to settle a class action lawsuit concerning user privacy.

Are we surprised or just tired?

A tough time for big tech workers continues.

Meta is throwing in the towel on NFTs.

Facebook and Instagram resources aim to close the gap for marginalized entrepreneurs.

A text-based, decentralized social network.

Perhaps it's time to say goodbye.

Facebook Reels is catching up to Instagram Reels... which is catching up to TikTok.

Google, Meta, and online pharmacies can be required to turn data over to law enforcement in states where abortion is illegal.

The company will apply or partially apply 26 of 32 suggested changes from the Oversight Board.

The Meta Quest 2 is also about to get cheaper.

The company has three new VR headsets in the pipeline.

'Take It Down' aims to let young people under 18 take back control and protect their privacy.

Would you pay $24-$30 per month for a verification badge on your Facebook and Instagram profiles?

Users once again paying to prove they are real people.

Broadcast channels will look like an inbox message, but you can't reply to them.

Two headsets enter, and both leave looking pretty appealing.

Zuckerberg wants “a slightly smaller organization” by the end of 2023.

It's now easier to hide comments in large quantities at a glance.

This is fine.

Trump's suspension lasted more than two years.

It's basically an app-specific Do Not Disturb.

"The restrictions and exceptions to the rules on female nipples are extensive and confusing."