On Wednesday, Meta, formerly Facebook, declared that it will force sponsors and advertisers to provide notice when politically charged, election-related, or social issue advertisements include potentially deceptive artificial intelligence (AI)-generated or modified material.
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A popular conservative podcaster and commentator, Steven Crowder, who posted the purported Nashville school shooter manifesto, has been recently censored by major platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.
Read More YouTube, Facebook And Instagram Censors Alleged Nashville Shooter Manifesto
In compliance with European Union (EU) regulations, Facebook and Instagram users in Europe can now choose to subscribe to ad-free versions of the social networking platform.
Read More Facebook, Instagram Launch Paid Ad-Free Subscriptions In EU
Police in Tukwila, Washington, have publicized additional context to video footage going around the internet of a naked man in a JCPenney store. Parents at the scene alleged that the man attempted to inappropriately touch their children.
Read More Seattle Parents Confront Naked Man After He ‘Inappropriately Touched Their Children’ In JCPenney
Threads, a new text-based social media platform created by Meta, formerly known as Facebook, has blocked keywords with “potentially sensitive” topics, including those related to COVID-19 vaccines.
Read More Meta’s Threads Platform Blocks ‘Potentially Sensitive’ Keywords From Searches
In the latest batch of documents released by Representative Jim Jordan, he discussed how the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) lied about a meeting that took place between “Big Tech” and the New York Post regarding Hunter Biden’s laptop story.
Read More The Facebook Files: The Meeting Behind Hunter Biden’s Laptop Story