EU is Investigating Tech Giants Over Uncompetitive Practices
The European Union is investigating tech giants over what it refers to as uncompetitive practices.
The European Union is investigating tech giants over what it refers to as uncompetitive practices.
Instagram and Facebook have deleted the accounts of Iranian Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
A fake video of the President Joe Biden remains on Facebook, exposing Meta’s incoherent policy.
A lawsuit filed by the New Mexico attorney general accuses the tech giant of ignoring child abuse that is prevalent on the platform.
Meta has announced that it has taken down thousands of accounts linked to China. The tech giant said all the accounts were fake and were directed at influencing the US population.
Amid rising awareness about alleged harm associated with social media, Meta has expressed support for laws for young users.
Meta and Google’s YouTube have faced criminal complaints in Ireland for spying on their users.
Meta billionaire Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that he had undergone ACL surgery after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament.
The New York and California states have sued Meta over deliberately designing the platforms addictive.
Instagram’s parent company, Meta, has apologized for adding ‘terrorist’ to the biographies of Palestinian users. Meta told BBC that the company fixed a problem causing “inappropriate Arabic translations” to some of its products.
Meta and Microsoft have uncovered a new AI language model called Llama 2. As the tech giants compete for dominance in AI, the new language model is aiming to help businesses and the research community to thrive following cost-effective strategies.
Meta’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg was asked to hand over documents about content moderation of Meta’s latest application called Threads. The development was made on the basis of previous subpoenas sent by the government to the 5 tech giants to reveal their content moderation policies.
