WhatsApp Bans 100,000 Accounts Before Brazilian Election, Which Is Still a Real Mess
Facebook and its properties’ uses as a political and electoral weapon appears to be growing at a rate that it either lacks the ability or the nerve to control.
Facebook and its properties’ uses as a political and electoral weapon appears to be growing at a rate that it either lacks the ability or the nerve to control.
Quite a change of pace for the ex deputy Prime Minister.
This is Facebook’s War Room, and it’s the thin line standing between us and chaos.
Another day, another Facebook scandal.
And ads trying to stop people voting have been banned.
Why wouldn't you want a camera on your TV?
Facebook wants your data, because Facebook is a data company.
My attempt to delete as much identifiable information as possible from my Facebook account, without actually deleting the entire account.
The ban was a result of a damning human rights report that revealed how officials in the region exploited Facebook with “genocidal intent.”
Undo! Dear lord, UNDO!
This should really go without saying, but apparently some people still need a reminder.
The company believes only 1 million of the total compromised accounts had no personal information accessed whatsoever.
The social network has no good options in this political environment. Whatever it does will cause outrage and suspicion among some sector of the public.
Remind me again why we still use Facebook?
Gizmodo has repeatedly asked Facebook since April when this new unsend feature is coming, and six months later, we're still waiting.
