Dozens of U.S. states have opened up a lawsuit against the Instagram-parent company Meta, formerly known as Facebook, claiming it is harming young people’s mental health by purposely designing “addictive” features on its platforms.
Read More Dozens Of U.S. States Sue Meta Over Youth Mental Health Crisis
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
According to internal communications that were leaked by an insider to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Facebook removed content related to COVID-19 due to pressure from the Biden administration.
Read More Report: Facebook (Meta) Suppressed COVID-19 Info, Pressured By White House
Twitter has threatened to sue Meta over its new Threads app claiming that the platform has violated Twitter’s “intellectual property rights.”
Read More Twitter threatens to sue Meta following early success of Threads app
Meta, the parent company to Facebook and Twitter, is set to launch a new “conversation app” called “Threads” on Thursday to compete with Twitter.
Read More Meta to launch new app to rival Twitter
Twitter CEO Elon Musk has agreed to train with UFC legend, Georges St-Pierre, ahead of a potential fight against Meta CEO, Mark Zuckerberg.
Read More Elon Musk accepts offer to train with UFC legend for potential fight against Zuckerberg