Rejoice Gluttons, Facebook Now Lets You Order Food
Urge to overindulge... rising.
Urge to overindulge... rising.
For intentionally misleading officials during the 2014 takeover of WhatsApp.
You’ll have to do without some of the visual polish and fancy features of the full-blown version, but you may well consider the trade-off worth it for the improved battery life alone.
If the Tories win the election social media companies might have to delete teenagers' stupid posts if asked.
If you're a heavy social media user, it might be because of a particular part of your brain being smaller than usual.
Takes out ads in the posh papers to warn people that it routinely shares lies with the world.
To try and stop the spread of bullshit stories from affecting the upcoming General Election.
Are you ready to catch the opening credits in your newsfeed, stop what you’re doing, and watch some prestige television?
One simple tweet has thrown us all into crisis
On top of the 4,500 they already have.
The creepy implication is that said advertisers could then go and use the data to throw more ads down the throats of sad and susceptible teens.
If you’ve ever been duped by a phishing scam, you can feel a little less stupid about it today, because you’ve been joined in that sad club by Google and Facebook.
If that sounds familiar, yes, we’ve been telling you this for a long time..
Remarkable advances are being made in technologies that can analyse brain activity every day and we’re reaching a point that it might be time to clearly define the ethics of peeking into others’ thoughts.
The New York Times Magazine has an interesting story out today about Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, fake news, and Facebook’s role as the world’s most prominent information distributor.
The faces we only see in our nightmares are now available on Facebook!
