Facebook warned Libra cryptocurrency will come under close scrutiny UK financial regulator highlights concerns over consumer protection and privacy
Why Europe should build its own social platform for news Public broadcast companies could join up to create a platform that values diversity and privacy, says media researcher Hossein Derakhshan
Bitcoin price falls below $10,000 as boost from Facebook’s Libra fades Cryptocurrency climbed to nearly $14,000 on news social network was launching rival
It’s not that we’ve failed to rein in Facebook and Google. We’ve not even tried The tech giants use our data to change our behaviour. Here’s how we can resist it, says academic Shoshana Zuboff
Terrorism crackdown laws could give greater power to block Australians from websites Tech companies would be legally protected and block sites at the direction of the eSafety commissioner
The Guardian view on Facebook’s Libra: funny money Editorial: This audacious attempt to launch a privately controlled currency may come to nothing. We should hope it does
Facebook ban on white nationalism too narrow, say auditors Policy prohibits support for specific terms ‘white nationalism’ or ‘white separatism’
Facebook terror crackdown: will Scott Morrison’s plan for extremist content work? Leaders’ symbolic statement doesn’t force tech giants to do anything or countries to make new laws like Australia’s
Ruha Benjamin: ‘We definitely can’t wait for Silicon Valley to become more diverse’ The sociologist on how discrimination is embedded in technology – and how we go about building a fairer world
Facebook and Google likely to face new regulators for news and ads ACCC report argues for an authority to monitor ads to ensure tech giants do not break anti-competition laws
Twitter and Facebook to act over online abuse of Lyra McKee’s friend Leona O’Neill has become subject of hate campaign after witnessing McKee’s death
Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency faces questions from international regulators Chair of Financial Stability Board says company’s plans could spark closer scrutiny of cryptocurrencies
Next online battle will play on fear of bots, says Facebook official New ‘influence operations’ will openly advertise participation in debate instead of hiding it
Has an Australian judge just broken Facebook for publishers? Landmark ruling set to change the way media companies engage with the social media giant
Media companies scramble after judge rules they are liable for Facebook comments Australian judge finds media companies have a responsibility to ensure defamatory remarks are not posted on social media