Social media

Election officials and information labels will get the spotlight.

Meta is trying to make it easier for people to create and share Reels on Facebook.

Several of Global Witness' advertisements featured blatantly false information.

The service already has more than 1 million subscribers.

The simplified nature of the feature might be intentional.

"Good is whatever YouTube thinks is good, and interpretations outside this algorithmic value system aren’t entertained."

The social network is also reviving some of its 2018 strategy.

The social network was even making money from searches for hate groups.

A Pew survey suggested Instagram and Snapchat adoption rose, but Facebook and Twitter are less popular among teens than in 2015.

Ahmad Abouammo allegedly helped the kingdom track critics.

As many as 5.4 million users may have had their information leaked.

“Let him prove to the public that Twitter has <5% fake or spam daily users."

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The bubble may have already burst, however.

Some artists, venues and promoters can add event links to their videos.

Researcher Jane Manchun Wong went under the hood to get a preview.

The social network has reportedly failed to detect calls for ethnic-based violence ahead of Kenya's elections.

Creators in some regions can attach one of nine mini-games to their videos.

The transparency report also revealed a spike in attempts to target journalists.

The company wants to learn how people combine the formats 'to express themselves more creatively.'