Facebook outage: what went wrong and why did it take so long to fix after social platform went down?
Billions of users were unable to access Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp for hours while the social media giant scrambled to restore services
Facebook whistleblower to take her story before the US Senate
Frances Haugen, who came forward accusing the company of putting profit over safety, will testify in Washington on Tuesday
Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp working again after global outage took down platforms
Users in UK, US, Australia and other countries find services inaccessible as company apologises
Facebook platforms back online – as it happened
The company and its network of services were hit by an outage in several countries, affecting millions of people – follow live
Facebook is down – but you can still get your misinformation fix
With WhatsApp and Instagram MIA, now’s your chance to experience the internet without Zuck looking over your shoulder
Facebook putting profit before public good, says whistleblower Frances Haugen
Internal papers show firm is lying about making progress against hate, violence and misinformation, ex-employee says
How losing a friend to misinformation drove Facebook whistleblower
Frances Haugen was frustrated that Facebook was not publicly acknowledging the harm its platforms could cause
Facebook ‘tearing our societies apart’: key excerpts from a whistleblower
Frances Haugen tells US news show why she decided to reveal inside story about social networking firm
Facebook whistleblower to claim company contributed to Capitol attack
Former employee is set to air her claims and reveal her identity in an interview airing Sunday night on CBS 60 Minutes
As a whistleblower prepares to speak out, what can be done to rein in Facebook?
Pressure grows on social network after US senators challenge Instagram over impact of app on children’s mental health
Congress grills Facebook exec on Instagram’s harmful effect on children
Senators highlighted research revealed in the Wall Street Journal showing how the photo app could affect girls’ body image and self-esteem
Facebook disputes its own research showing harmful effects of Instagram on teens’ mental health
US Congress to question firm’s head of safety after Wall Street Journal reports revealed research on the photo app
CNN disables Facebook page in Australia after high court defamation decision
US-based news network says it has no choice after Australian court found publishers are legally responsible for comments posted below their stories
Facebook asked to explain Craig Kelly ads after MP’s page banned
Labor’s Tim Watts says United Australia party advertisements amount to ‘ban evasion’
Social media firms serve as gateway for scammers, says finance watchdog
FCA threatens action unless platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram do not toughen up against fraudsters