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You can now tell Facebook what kind of videos to show more or less of.

It might be interoperable with Mastodon and other ActivityPub platforms.

A reverse engineer found code in the Instagram app referencing paid verification.

The US House will still have vote on it before it can become a law.

The feature is starting to roll out today.

The changes to verified accounts are drawing flak from politicians.

Group heads can also allow language Facebook would normally flag.

Yes, yes, don't @ me.

The service already has more than 1 million subscribers.

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

The courtroom battle could finish in a matter of days.

The administrators allegedly coordinated paid reviews.

Even if they're located outside the US.

But it will only show up for videos if captions have been provided for them.

It'll also work with Ingress and the company's other games.

Stalkers could easily have tracked users.

They could include editing features similar to TikTok's Duet and Stitch.

Even though some are still claiming the 2020 elections were rigged.

The company has denied rumors of a rumored $45 billion acquisition.

It has 30 days to fulfill the terms, including releasing its source code.