‘Give yourself a hand’: Queensland Health encourages masturbation in cheeky social media post
Spokesperson says aim of message was to reduce stigma and normalise healthy conversations especially among young people
Democracy at risk if Facebook does not change, says former Zuckerberg adviser
Roger McNamee, an early investor in Facebook, also calls misuse of user data as unethical as child labour
This thought experiment captures Facebook’s betrayal of users’ privacy
Imagine if the postman read your mail and then sold your information to extremists who want to target you
Why is Facebook shutting down its facial recognition system and deleting ‘faceprints’?
The social media giant is putting a stop to its technology that identifies people in photos. We look at what prompted the move and what it means for users
Facebook to shut facial recognition system and delete 1bn ‘faceprints’
Firm says decision is in response to growing concerns over software that identifies users in photos and videos
Social media companies ‘make money from hate’, says Thierry Henry
Ex-Arsenal star says he will continue boycott of online platforms because they are ‘not really trying’ to tackle online abuse
‘Super polluters’: the top 10 publishers denying the climate crisis on Facebook
Ten US-based and Russian state media outlets responsible for 69% of content on Facebook, finds Center for Countering Digital Hate
Parallel metaverses: Facebook’s name change is challenged by Arizona retailer Meta PCs
A computer company for gamers says it filed to trademark the name a year ago
Facebook failing to protect users from Covid misinformation, says monitor
Twenty accounts and groups tracked by NewsGuard gained more than 370,000 followers over past year
Mark Zuckerberg should quit Facebook, says Frances Haugen
Whistleblower says a new CEO should prioritise online safety over Meta restructure
Sunak isn’t planning for business – he’s budgeting for the next election
The chancellor is politically astute, but there is less substance in his investment plans than it appears
Do the Facebook papers spell doom for Meta – or is it too big to fail?
The explosive documents from Frances Haugen have renewed calls for legislation, but actually passing it is another story
What is the Australian government doing to crack down on big tech, and why?
Three main triggers have spurred the Coalition to show it is actively curbing the power of the giant global tech companies
Metaverse, Mars, meditation retreats: billionaires want to escape the world they ruined
Zuckerberg wants us to all turn our attention to a land of make-believe to distract from his PR disaster while Bezos and Musk are obsessed with leaving the planet
Grave error? Facebook’s new name Meta means dead in Hebrew
Rebrand mocked under hashtag #FacebookDead while Canadian firm’s shares get unexpected boost