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Apple reportedly pays millions after former technicians uploaded nude photos and videos using a customer's iPhone sent to an outlet to be repaired.

A man wanted in Australia may have commented on a post by the Orana Mid-Western Police district on social media. It has yet to be identified if he is a poser or the actual suspect or a prankster.

Cyber crooks are cloning Facebook accounts to scam people off their money.

YouTube has taken down the channel of an influential Nigerian televangelist claiming to cure gay members of their sexuality.

Jason Miller, a spokesman for Trump’s 2020 campaign, said on Sunday that Trump will be returning to social media  with a new platform that would “completely redefine the game.”

Harrison, as reported on “Sahara Reporters”, took to Facebook to allege that Kosisochukwu, a 10-year-old house help death was the result of severe abuse — at the hands of  Madam Nmesoma Okoye, a woman who hired the child for running errands and household chores

A wanted man in Bedfordshire, East England took to facebook to taunt police by posting “ catch me if you can”  on his own mugshot poster

Woman discovers Tinder match is married, exacts revenge by exposing him in TikTok.

“Keep your kids close to you. You can definitely be outside with them, but keep them close and be aware of what you need to do if you see a cougar,” Stark warned, as reported on the “Vancouver Sun”

With the help of tipsters, Russell James Peterson was identified and arrested in Pennsylvania on Friday after federal investigators were told that his mother posted on Facebook that Peterson stormed the Capitol Building and “sat in Pelosi’s chair.”

Animal rights attorney and ranch owner Jennifer Reba Emmi was arrested late last month on several charges including solicitation of murder. Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office reports said the Colorado defendant had approached two employees in her plot to murder her husband and his girlfriend.

Facebook is tightening its policy on fake news particularly about COVID-19. They will keep a close eye on posts with hopes of addressing coronavirus-related misinformation.

Upon further probe, investigators discovered that Ressler had engaged in “indecent and immoral acts while in the presence of school-aged children.”

As per a recent report, Bar co-owner Keith McAlarney’s move to keep the doors of Mac’s open to its customers sprouted out of the dire need to make ends meet.

The battle, albeit scary in some parts, raised eyebrows for a good reason - chomping more than half of a snake!

According to Nathaniel Gleicher, Head of cybersecurity policy at Facebook, Peace Data didn’t manage to gain a larger following but still, its affiliated accounts have been taken down as a precautionary measure. 

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s net worth has soared to $100 billion despite a recent campaign to boycott the platform.

“This video includes false claims that a group of people is immune from COVID-19, which is a violation of our policies around harmful COVID misinformation,” said a Facebook spokesman, while elucidating the reasoning behind the decision to remove the post that comprised a video clip.

The Australian government will be passing a regulation that will force America's leading technology giants Facebook, Inc. and Google to pay media outlets in Australia for news content published on their sites - a move that has been an implication of a long decline in advertising revenues for Australia's media companies.

Facebook is allegedly unwilling to combat hate speech on its platform, according to civil rights groups. On Tuesday, Facebook’s top executives met with civil rights groups to address concerns about its hate speech policies.

The move to halt further cooperation was kickstarted by Telegram, a Chat App, as a proactive measure to protect the privacy of its users based out of Hong Kong.

YouTube could be the next to get swept up in the massive advertising boycott that started earlier this month.

More and more brands and advertisers are joining a boycott against Facebook.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said emphasized on Tuesday that social media companies are profiting from life-threatening misinformation about novel coronavirus and are exploiting the health of their users.

Twitter ran a close eye through the activities by the core accounts and noted that over 348,608 tweets were posted between January 2018 and April 2020.

Social media companies are now slowly standing up against President Donald Trump’s controversial remarks and comments, that are sometimes both misleading and promotes racial violence and injustice.

She also re-tweeted a video from an October House Financial Services Committee oversight hearing, wherein she can be seen interrogating Zuckerberg the policies that Facebook follows when it comes to white supremacist content and fact-checking.

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order targeting social media companies on Thursday, May 28, a few days after Twitter flagged two of his tweets as “potentially misleading.”

Employees choosing to WFH on a permanent basis would be obligated to inform the organization about where they plan on living for seamless tax and accounting purposes.

Facebook is now using artificial intelligence (AI) to combat COVID-19 misinformation and take down hateful memes.