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Digital Security Act: JnU student remanded over FB comments
A student of Jagannath University has been placed on a two-day remand in police custody in a case filed under Digital Security Act over a Facebook post.
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Facebook, Google face widening crackdown over online content
Tech giants like Facebook and Google came under increasing pressure in Europe when countries proposed stricter rules to force them to block extreme material such as terrorist propaganda and child porn.
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Zuckerberg wants active govt role in regulating internet
Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg calls for governments to play a "more active role" in regulating the internet, urging more countries to adopt versions of sweeping European rules aimed at safeguarding user privacy.
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Facebook removes 1.5m videos of NZ mosque attack
Facebook Inc says it removed 1.5 million videos globally of the New Zealand mosque attack in the first 24 hours after the attack.
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Facebook, please change your business model!
Facebook is one of the largest technology companies in the world. However, the year 2018 was not the best one for Facebook,
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Jabbar urges Facebook for setting up office in Bangladesh
Telecom and ICT Minister Mustafa Jabbar has urged the Facebook authority to establish an office in Dhaka to run their smooth business in Bangladesh.
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Facebook says it is 'open to meaningful regulation'
Facebook is “open to meaningful regulation”, it says after British lawmakers said that big technology companies should be subject to a compulsory code of ethics to tackle the spread of fake news and abuse of users’ data.
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Fake Facebook IDs after PM’s name closed
The National Telecommunication Monitoring Centre (NTMC) with the help of Facebook authority has recently closed around 1332 fake IDs.
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Farewell from Facebook
Musician Nazmun Munira Nancy, known for her song Dui Dike Boshobash, from the film Projapoti, has abandoned social media platform, Facebook.
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Spreading 'Anti-state Propaganda' : Youth held in Ctg
The Rapid Action Battalion (Rab-7) arrested a youth for “spreading anti-state propaganda and defaming law enforcement agencies on social media” from Banshkhali upazila of Chattogram early yesterday.
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Facebook getting its messaging apps to be friends
Facebook said it is trying to get its messaging apps to be friends, allowing encrypted missives be exchanged no matter which of its services are used.
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We don't sell people's data: Zuckerberg
Facebook co-founder and chief Mark Zuckerberg renews his defense of the social network's business, arguing that targeting ads based on interests is different from selling people's data.
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India govt asks Facebook, Google to remove fake info on food
The Indian government instructed Facebook and Google to take down "false and malicious" contents that spread misinformation about the food quality and safety in the country, reports The Times of India.
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Facebook faces ‘record-setting’ fine over privacy violations: Report
Facebook is facing a “record-setting” fine from the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over its handling of user data and privacy violations.
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Facebook brings stricter ads rules to countries with big '19 polls
Facebook Inc told Reuters that it would extend some of its political advertising rules and tools for curbing election interference to India, Nigeria, Ukraine and the European Union before significant votes in the next few months.
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Facebook shuts down fake Bangladeshi news sites
Facebook is shutting down a series of fake news sites spreading false information in Bangladesh days before national elections, an official from the social media platform says.
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Trump accuses Facebook, Twitter, Google of Democrat bias
US President Donald Trump accuses tech giants Facebook, Twitter and Google of being biased in favor of opposition Democrats, a day after a report for the Senate revealed Russian agents had used social media in an attempt to sway the 2016 election in Trump's favor.
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Bomb threat at Facebook's Silicon Valley campus
A bomb threat prompts authorities to evacuate a building at the Silicon Valley headquarters of Facebook Inc near San Francisco, police says, but hours after a sweep of the structure began there was no word of explosives found.
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Taking a week off from social media causes withdrawal symptoms
New European research finds that even just a one-week break from social media can cause withdrawal symptoms similar to those experienced when quitting addictive substances.
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Monetization for long videos of Facebook launched in Bangladesh
Publishers and content creators of Bangladesh from can join Ad Breaks and monetize their longer-form videos on Facebook.
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Facebook blocks 115 accounts
Facebook said it blocked some 30 accounts on its platform and 85 more on Instagram after police warned they may be linked to
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Should do more to fight Myanmar violence: Facebook
Facebook Inc says a human rights report it commissioned on its presence in Myanmar showed it has not done enough to prevent its social network from being used to incite violence.
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Facebook says hackers accessed 29M people’s accounts
Facebook says hackers accessed data from 29 million accounts as part of the security breach disclosed two weeks ago.
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Facebook purges 251 accounts to thwart deception
Facebook says it shut down 251 accounts for breaking rules against spam and coordinated deceit, some of it by ad farms pretending to be forums for political debate.
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50m user accounts affected by security breach: Facebook
Facebook said it recently discovered a security breach affecting nearly 50 million user accounts.
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Facebook admits phone numbers may be used to target ads
Facebook confirms that advertisers were privy to phone numbers given by members of the social network for enhanced security.
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Instagram co-founders resign in latest Facebook executive exit
Instagram says co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger have resigned as chief executive officer and chief technical officer of the photo-sharing app owned by Facebook Inc, with the pair giving scant explanation.
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Europe's news agencies blast Google, Facebook
Europe's biggest news agencies accuses Google and Facebook of "plundering" news for free in a joint statement that called on the internet giants to share more of their revenues with the media.
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Facebook move on Myanmar raises thorny political questions
Facebook's ban of Myanmar's military leaders marks a new step for the leading social network against state "actors" -- and raises thorny questions on how the company deals with repressive regimes using the platform.
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Rights Abuses: Facebook bans Myanmar army chief, top brass
Facebook yesterday banned Myanmar's army chief and other top military brass after a UN investigation recommended they face prosecution for genocide for a crackdown on Rohingya Muslims.
