Facebook Says Whoops, Updates Rules for News Feed Manipulation
After the furore over Facebook manipulating users' feeds for research purposes, the social-media giant has changed its guidelines.
After the furore over Facebook manipulating users' feeds for research purposes, the social-media giant has changed its guidelines.
Facebook already knows the most intricate of details about your life but now it has plans to monitor your health as well, according to Reuters.
Facebook has posted a statement apologising for the consequences of its draconian policy requiring that people use their "real" names on Facebook.
Facebook has updated its advertising platform to support targeted advertisements across the entire web, meaning ads originating from Facebook will now follow you around the internet.
Well for starters it's got no advertising, so you don't have to worry about your info being sold.
Details on Facebook's Wi-Fi drone plans have been vague up until now.
It's time to start thinking twice before poking back.
The people at Oculus realise there is a need for one, but they can't figure out to make one without ruining the immersion.
You can't even get a consumer version yet, and Oculus is already announcing new ones.
Out with the old, in with the relevant and new.
The app is apparently reminiscent of Cluster, which lets people select pre-chosen groups to share images and posts.
The new UI on the apps page helps you easily banish the crap.
Notch was opposed to the Facebook/Oculus deal, and now he's no longer involved with Mojang he can't prevent it from happening.
Apparently Nana didn't get the message.
Don't panic, though. There's no hint of any wrongdoings or nefarious intent.
Facebook is testing self-destructing posts. Cue the Mission Impossible theme tune.
