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  • Unfriended: Facebook owner Meta to cut 10,000 job and close of 5,000 vacancies as tech crunch continues

    March 14, 2023

    Facebook owner Meta will sack 10,000 of its staff and close 5,000 vacancies as the tech sector continues to slim down in a bid to cut losses. In a post on facebook, CEO Mark Zuckerberg made the announcement, saying it was being done with a view to both helping it “improve our financial performance” and [...]

  • Meta turns to paid-for verification as data reveals privacy concerns among UK users

    February 20, 2023

    Facebook and Instagram owner Meta will soon role out a paid-for verification model, copying a similar move by rival social media platform Twitter. In a bid to claw back credibility, Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg revealed he was launching a new subscription service, which promised more personal security for users, for between £10-12.50 a month. [...]

  • The Musk effect: Meta testing Facebook and Instagram subscription service for £10 a month

    February 20, 2023

    Meta is testing a new subscription service that would let Facebook and Instagram users pay for a verified account – taking a page out of Elon Musk and Twitter’s book. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Meta Verified on his social media accounts on Sunday.  Testing will begin in New Zealand and Australia this week and will roll [...]

  • Make Meta Trump Again: Former President invited back on to Facebook – but firm promises ‘guardrails’

    January 25, 2023

    Former US President Donald Trump has had his suspension from Facebook lifted – but he’ll be subject to new ‘guardrails’ which could include stopping his posts being distributed on the platform. Trump was suspended for supporting protestors at the US Capitol on January 6 who stormed the building in a riot which killed five people. [...]

  • Meta’s Whatsapp fined €5.5m by lead EU privacy regulator

    January 19, 2023

    Meta’s Whatsapp subsidiary was fined €5.5m (£4.8m) on Thursday by Ireland’s Data Privacy Commissioner (DPC), its lead EU privacy regulator, for an additional breach of the bloc’s privacy laws. The DPC also told Whatsapp to reassess how it uses personal data for service improvements following a similar order it issued this month to Meta’s other [...]

  • Meta to discuss bringing back Trump

    January 2, 2023

    Meta, Facebook and Instagram’s parent company is discussing whether Donald Trump should be allowed back on the platforms. In January 2021, Meta (then known as Facebook Inc) had suspended Donald Trump’s social media accounts for two years. Five people, including a police officer died, in the riot. Mr Trump posted a video on Facebook and [...]

  • Meta under fire may face £10m fine from EU

    December 20, 2022

    Meta, Facebook’s parent company has been accused of flouting competition rules by an EU commission. If the charges are proven, they may face a penalty of up to £10m. Meta is likely in breach of the European Union’s anti-trust regulations. The EU’s preliminary review has found that Meta has tied access to the social media [...]

  • Facebook: We’ll pull US news content if Congress passes law to pay

    December 6, 2022

    Facebook’s parent company Meta has threatened to pull news content from the US if Congress push forward with plans to make the company pay for content. Meta’s head of policy communications, Andy Stone, tweeted the thread, saying that “if Congress passes an ill-considered journalism bill as part of national security legislation, we will be forced [...]

  • Online safety bill to criminalise encouraging self-harm

    November 27, 2022

    The long-awaited online safety bill is set to criminalise content that encourages self-harm as it attempts to beef up protections. While encouraging suicide is already illegal, there is widespread concern about material on the internet that encourages people to harm themselves. The recent inquest into the death of 14-year-old Molly Russell found that unsafe online [...]

  • Meta’s independent board overturns police requested music video ban

    November 22, 2022

    Meta’s oversight board has overturned the decision to remove a UK drill music video clip from Instagram following a request from the Metropolitan Police. The board, which is designed to issue independent judgments on the Facebook owner, said the video ‘Secrets Not Safe’ by Chinx, which referenced gang shooting, was wrongly banned, stating that it [...]

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