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"Audio production tools can be complicated, expensive and difficult to use. With BARS, you can select one of our professionally-created beats, write lyrics and record yourself dropping bars," Facebook said in a statement on Friday.

"Our goal is to make voice commands a truly hands-free experience -- and make it easier to take screenshots, cast, group up with your friends and more," Oculus said in a blogpost on Thursday.

The Oversight Board last month made 17 recommendations, based on the six cases, for Facebook to improve its content moderation.

Australia's Parliament on Thursday had passed the final amendments to the so-called News Media Bargaining Code.

On February 1, Myanmar's military overthrew the government and declared a year-long state of emergency hours before the newly-elected parliament was due to convene.

The social networking site said that the assertions -- repeated widely in recent days that Facebook steals or takes original journalism for its own benefit always were and remain false.

Google has already struck deals with major Australian news businesses in recent weeks including News Corp and Seven West Media.

Facebook has become a trans-national utility, so attempts by govts to force it to do anything are pretty much a lost cause

Now with this update, everyone using the Instagram Lite app in India will be able to view Reels with the Reels tab. This feature was expedited for India because of the traction Reels is seeing in India

Instagram said that currently, it tries to blur out potentially triggering content in search results

Facebook blocked Australian users from accessing and sharing news last week after the House of Representatives passed the draft law late Wednesday.

The code, prepared by the Digital Industry Group Inc (DiGi), a non-profit industry association, will be reviewed in 12 months, reports ZDNet.

Platform helps provide new connections, referrals and finding talent for new business opportunities

The reputational damage and publisher exodus will eventually damage its core business: digital advertising revenue

Now, Australia is joining France and other governments in pushing Google, Facebook and other internet giants to pay. That might channel more money to a news industry that is cutting coverage as revenue shrinks.

"Whether it be falsehoods about the Covid-19 vaccine or debunked claims of election fraud, these online platforms have allowed misinformation to spread, intensifying national crises with real-life, grim consequences for public health and safety," Pallone said

According to a report in The Financial Times based on unredacted filing from a 2018 lawsuit in California, some Facebook employees believed they were promoting "deeply wrong" data.

"We've also included more information to try and address concerns we're hearing. Eventually, we'll start reminding people to review and accept these updates to keep using WhatsApp," the company said.

The ‘stranger danger’ concept, despite the police repeatedly telling people not to trust strangers on the web, is yet to catch up, if the number of people falling prey to fraudsters on social networking sites like Facebook are any indication.

Australia is all set to make a new ‘media code’ as a law which says Google or Facebook must pay the newsrooms or news organisations for using the news content the latter generate.