Zuckerberg set up fraudulent scheme to ‘weaponise’ data, court case alleges
Facebook CEO exploited ability to access data from any user’s friend network, US case claims
Should you send Facebook all your nude photos?
The social media company suggests that sending it naked pictures is the best way to protect yourself from revenge porn. But can it be trusted?
These are the questions Brussels should have asked Mark Zuckerberg
The integrity of our future elections depends on structural reforms to how Facebook is allowed to operate, says former Google employee Tristan Harris
‘No free lunch’, Macron tells Zuckerberg and other tech bosses
French president demands commitments from Silicon Valley to give back to society
Five things we learned from Mark Zuckerberg’s European parliament appearance
The format didn’t let MEPs question the Facebook boss too deeply – but there were worries over its monopoly
Complaints that Zuckerberg ‘avoided questions’ at European parliament
Facebook founder spends 30 minutes giving answers to 60 minutes of MEPs’ questions
Mark Zuckerberg appears before European parliament – as it happened
Facebook’s co-founder will be speaking to the ‘conference of presidents’ made up of leaders of the eight major political groupings
European parliament to livestream Mark Zuckerberg appearance
Facebook chief initially agreed to closed-door meeting, but will now speak publicly
Detoxifying social media would be easier than you might think
To find the tools to clamp down on online misogyny, racism and bullying, parliament needs to look to the past, says campigner William Perrin
Tories will struggle to turn desire to regulate internet into policy
Matt Hancock wants to rein in internet excess – just don’t ask him how it will work in reality
As Facebook becomes better policed, bad actors are moving to WhatsApp
The social network has clamped down on fake accounts. But its figures are fudged and say nothing of the rise of its encrypted cousin
Vote Leave faces scrutiny over £50m football contest
Facebook letter to MPs may refer to sports competition data harvested by Vote Leave
Tech firms can’t keep our data forever: we need a Digital Expiry Date
Requiring companies to erase our information quarterly would offer us greater freedom online – without destroying profit margins
‘I felt exposed online’: how to disappear from the internet
Worried about what’s out there about you? You’re not alone. But is it even possible to become a digital ghost?
Ed Sheeran denounces use of song in anti-abortion campaign in Ireland
Days out from Irish referendum, Sheeran says use of Small Bump in anti-abortion campaign ‘does not reflect what the song is about’