-
From September 1 to September 30, the company banned 8,584,000 accounts, with 1,658,000 of those accounts being proactively removed before any user reports, according to the social media platform's monthly compliance report under the new IT Rules 2021.
-
Meta did not immediately comment on how many employees were impacted in the latest round of job cuts.
-
In compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), Meta is overhauling WhatsApp and Messenger to support interoperability with third-party messaging services. The company announced plans to introduce new features, including group messaging in 2025 and calling capabilities by 2027.
-
Although Meta has enforced strict guidelines to combat voter interference, threats of violence, and election misinformation on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, these rules have not been applied to WhatsApp Channels
-
He mentioned that the company is steadily progressing towards making Threads another "major social app."
-
In India, popular tags and topics on Threads revolved around film, TV and OTT content, celebrity conversations, and sports.
-
This feature was previously unavailable on iPad, as it is considered a linked device and has some limitations
-
Soon users will not need to add contacts to their address book to make calls from the app
-
NOYB Raises Concerns Over Meta's Privacy Policy Changes
-
An X user claimed that WhatsApp exports user data every night for analysis and targeted advertising, turning users into products rather than customers.
-
Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram, unveiled this latest update in a post on Threads on Wednesday.
-
In a post, a follower of Musk raised concerns, noting that while running campaigns on both X and Meta, most conversions were credited to Meta, with X reporting minimal conversions
-
Groups within a WhatsApp Community now have the capability to organize events, streamlining the process of gathering both in physical spaces and virtually
-
In its latest quarterly results, the division of Mark Zuckerberg's company focused on AR/VR, known as Reality Labs, sustained ongoing losses.
-
During an earnings call with analysts, Meta's Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg highlighted that Instagram, reels, and video content remain key drivers of engagement. He noted that reels alone now constitute 50 percent of the time spent within the app.
-
Website outage tracking website Downdetector showed more than one lakh reports of Facebook being down, and the number was increasing
-
The talk of the much-anticipated cage fight initially started when Musk in June last year replied to a tweet about the news that Meta was releasing a Twitter (now X) competitor.
-
About 1,358,000 of these accounts were proactively banned, before any reports from users, WhatsApp said in its monthly compliance report.
-
On Instagram, the company received 19,311 reports through the Indian grievance mechanism. "Of these, we provided tools for users to resolve their issues in 9,476 cases," it said.
-
In early April, the company plans to discontinue Facebook News, a dedicated news content tab, in the US and Australia.