Searched for
FACEBOOK CONTROVERSIAL CONTENT
Why Meta is paying for controversial content - and what that means for the posts you seeABC News Verify found Facebook had monetised Australian accounts described as having white nationalist, neo-Nazi or anti-vaccine links. Acc...- Meta officials meet govt over PM Modi video takedown; panel seeks Zuckerberg apologyA parliamentary panel has demanded Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologise within three days. The panel recommended losing safe harbour protecti...
- Meta officials meet MeitY Secy S Krishnan, explain reason for erroneous takedown of PM's videoMeta officials met with India's IT Ministry secretary regarding a video takedown. The parliamentary committee demanded an apology from Meta...
- Meta claims PM post removed from Facebook due to Tech GlitchIn a recent turn of events, Meta reinstated Prime Minister Modi's video that had been unintentionally removed due to a technical glitch. Th...
- India summons Meta head over removal of PM Modi's Facebook post, govt says issue 'far from settled'India's IT Ministry summoned Meta's global public policy head regarding a removed post. Meta explained the prime minister's video removal w...
- BJP's Rajeev Chandrasekhar says exam leaks go beyond corruption, reflect 'shortcut culture'BJP leader Rajeev Chandrasekhar addressed examination paper leaks and protest language. He described exam leaks as a crime and a culture of...
- Meta removed four million accounts, 36 million posts over child exploitationAddressing the controversy directly for the first time, Meta said it had already begun taking action before the issue was flagged publicly.
- Khan Sir got my brother murdered: Rival tutor after bail from court in vandalism caseA fierce rivalry between Patna tutors Khan Sir and Raushan Anand has escalated. Anand, recently out on bail, accuses Khan Sir of murdering ...
- Who is Anita Bishnoi, the Jodhpur-based Instagram influencer who consumed poison on Instagram live?Anita Bishnoi News: A Jodhpur social media influencer, Anita Dinram Bishnoi, is in critical condition after allegedly consuming poison duri...
- Facebook gives freedom to users by letting them rule on content left up on platformThe move will open the process up for any user, including FB staff, to refer another's content.
- Officials debate whether India should have its own social media content moderation rulesIndia provides immunity, or safe harbour, to intermediaries under Section 79(2) of the I-T Act on the condition that the platforms do not m...
- Facebook says it is considering India for launching new product, Facebook NewsFacebook refers to the new product as a ‘personalised’ destination for news within Facebook with users getting top headlines and stories fo...
- TMC MP Anupam Hazra deactivates Facebook account after controversiesSources said Hazra did not share amicable relations with district party leaders.
- Facebook modifies terms of use over privacy concernsBased on the feedback from users, Facebook released a new set of proposed changes and offered more detailed explanation of its revisions.
- Govt should impose regulations on social media: Infosys Executive Co-Chairman Krish GopalakrishnanIT major Infosys Executive Co-Chairman Krish Gopalakrishnan today said government should impose regulations to check media players.
- Google says won't remove content just because it's controversialYahoo! refused to comment on the views of Kapil Sibal, while Microsoft was not available for comments. Facebook said it will remove any con...
- Kapil Sibal vows to stop offensive content on Facebook, Twitter & GoogleSibal said if social networking sites are not willing to cooperate 'then it is the duty of the govt to think of steps that we need.'
- HUL uses Michael Vaughan's Vaseline-gate for its new Vaseline advertisementWhile Emami was quick to encash Munni's Zandu Balm song to the hilt, it's the turn of HUL now to make the most of Vaughan's vaseline commen...
- Facebook won't block Wikileaks page for nowFacebook, the social networking giant, has no plans to ban content from a 'fan page' associated with Wikileaks-at least, as of now, say bos...
- Facebook won't block Wikileaks page for nowFacebook, the social networking giant, has no plans to ban content from a 'fan page' associated with Wikileaks-at least, as of now, say bos...
Load More
