Mark Zuckerburg

• Meta to face antitrust charges in Europe over customer data use, sources say

  Regulators are drawing up charges against Meta over its use of customer data and the tying of its classified advertisements service to its social network, sources said.

  Tech

  Nov 9, 2022
  
• Facebook to pay $9.5 million to end Canadian probe into privacy claims

  The Competition Bureau said Facebook gave the false impression that its privacy settings would give users control over who could see and access their personal information.

  Canada

  May 20, 2020
  
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• Facebook defends policy of not fact checking ads from politicians

  “In a democracy, people should decide what is credible, not tech companies,” the company wrote in a statement emailed to the Associated Press on Thursday. “That’s why - like other internet platforms and broadcasters - we don’t fact check ads from politicians.”

  World

  Oct 24, 2019
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• Facebook sees spike in users and revenues in 2018 – despite privacy scandals

  The social network has been plagued by privacy scandals and the threat of regulation, but those haven't slowed its expansion

  World

  Jan 31, 2019
• Year in review: From Cambridge Analytica to shares, Facebook had a tough 2018

  From the less controversial changes to its newsfeed to the massive Cambridge Analytica scandal, here’s a look at what Facebook went through this year.

  Tech

  Dec 24, 2018
• Mark Zuckerberg says Holocaust deniers won’t be banned from Facebook

  Zuckerberg, who is Jewish, said offensive content isn’t necessarily banned unless it is to organize harm or attack someone.

  Tech

  Jul 18, 2018