Looks Like Facebook is Getting Serious About Making Its Own Chips
Facebook has managed to snag one of Google’s top silicon engineering directors to head up its own efforts in the field.
Facebook has managed to snag one of Google’s top silicon engineering directors to head up its own efforts in the field.
It’s becoming increasingly obvious that we need to figure out exactly what happens to our data after we die. How we do that is the real tough question.
The question of why this was possible in the first place still lingers.
With our placid approach to user’s rights and privacy now seemingly at an end, it seems as if data activists are finally making progress
The tag “treason” may have put users under the threat of government intervention
The ads are part of an educational programme that will expand to other local outlets around the country over the coming week.
It's less than seven minutes of Facebook’s averaged Q1 2018 revenue.
Even as people are sceptical of Facebook’s policies and motives than ever, the site continues to operate as a giant money spigot.
More than one dozen lynchings have occurred in the country as a result of false rumours spread on the popular messaging service.
For years, Facebook has insisted that it isn’t a publisher or media company but rather is just a platform.
It’s the smartphone conspiracy theory that just won’t go away. But how true is it, and how worried should we actually be?
Facebook's done something wrong? That's unusual!
The platform has since apologised, saying the post was removed “in error.”
It’s a day of the week, so that means it’s time for more revelations about Facebook’s sharing habits.
Facebook's privacy woes are far from over.
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