Artist’s ‘sexual’ robin redbreast Christmas cards banned by Facebook
Jackie Charley said she ‘could not stop laughing’ after harmless festive images were blocked by Facebook because of ‘adult’ nature
Energy price caps and big mergers will only serve to shore up the ‘big six’
In 2019, standard variable rates could be capped and Npower and SSE might be one company. Yet, even then, the customer may not see much benefit
How Facebook and Google threaten public health – and democracy
The sad truth is that Facebook and Google have behaved irresponsibly in the pursuit of massive profits. And this has come at a cost to our health
Mark Zuckerberg says extent of opioid crisis was biggest surprise of US tour
Speaking about his 30-state tour that sparked rumors of a presidential run, the Facebook CEO added: ‘We have a responsibility to remain optimistic’
Ex-Facebook president Sean Parker: site made to exploit human ‘vulnerability’
Site’s founding president, who became a billionaire thanks to the company, says: ‘God only knows what it’s doing to our children’s brains’
No, Facebook isn’t spying on you. At least not with the microphone
The sheer volume of data Facebook has on you is difficult to comprehend, which makes it incredibly creepy – and ripe for conspiracy theories
Ashamed to work in Silicon Valley: how techies became the new bankers
Wall Street has long been the industry people love to hate. But as big tech’s reputation plummets, suddenly a job at Facebook doesn’t seem so cool
Facebook asks users for nude photos in project to combat ‘revenge porn’
In Australia pilot effort, company will ‘hash’ images, converting them into digital fingerprints that prevent any other attempts to upload the same pictures
The Guardian view on the Paradise Papers: a light on murky dealings
Editorial: Allowing the very richest to secede from the rest of society and choose the jurisdiction they operate under has led to an astonishing rise in global inequality
Russia funded Facebook and Twitter investments through Kushner investor
Institutions with close links to Kremlin financed stakes through investor in Trump son-in-law’s venture, leaked files reveal
Facebook is not listening to the fake news furore
Mark Zuckerberg’s absence from Capitol Hill to face questioning about the firm’s role in the spread of bogus election ads spoke volumes about his priorities
Sayfullo Saipov had 90 Isis videos on his phone. Has the fight against online extremism failed?
The Islamic State’s last stronghold on the ground may have fallen, but the New York truck attack shows its success at building a digital caliphate
‘I have become my daughter’s stalker’
She has gone to university and, desperate for crumbs about her life, I track her on social media – her every move, her friends, even her tutors
Beware: this Russian cyber warfare threatens every democracy
Kremlin-inspired interference is about much more than skewed elections. It’s the world of mind control imagined by George Orwell, says Guardian columnist Natalie Nougayrède
Facebook allowed child abuse posts to stay online for more than a year, Indian court hears
Post advertising rape videos was also permitted to stay online despite being reported several times