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Private firms shouldn't censor politicians, news, political ads: Zuckerberg

While Twitter has banned all political ads, Google last month announced new restrictions on such ads

Facebook testing tool that allows users transfer pics to Google Photos

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has reacted by calling for new rules to address "data portability" and other issues.

Now you see it, now you don't: Facebook begins hiding likes in Australia

The reason behind removing likes from view was aimed at reducing social pressure among the users

When Zuckerberg left baffled at comparison with Trump by US lawsmakers

Later, Democrat Juan Vargas from California, told the Facebook CEO he is "almost tempted" to ask if he took the comparison as a compliment, "since you can't lie to Congress"

Facebook Pay launched in the US; WhatsApp Pay coming to India next?

Facebook is inching closer to launch WhatsApp Pay in India and will soon have positive news to share, the social networking platform's CEO Mark Zuckerberg said on October 30.

Facebook-owned Oculus acquires maker of 'Beat Saber', plans expansion

In the virtual game, players use light sabers to slash oncoming, large cubes to the beat of music, sometimes twisting or ducking to avoid oncoming walls.

From toast of town to toxic: Facebook CEO Zuckerberg on outs with Democrats

Mark Zuckerberg's social network in Washington is shrinking

Twitter pulls the plug on political ads, Facebook not keen to follow suit

Political ads on social media platforms have been a growing cause for concern globally, especially since reports of foreign interference in the 2016 US Presidential elections surfaced

Facebook records 29% rise in revenue as user base continues to grow

The social networking giant reported net income of $6.09 billion -- compared with $5.14 billion in the year-ago period

Fix Facebook before moving ahead on Libra, US lawmakers tell Zuckerberg

Despite some top-notch firms pulling out, Facebook and 20 partner organisations have formally launched the digital currency Libra project

Zuckerberg defends Facebook's refusal to fact-check political speeches

People of varied political beliefs are trying to define expansive speech as dangerous because it could bring results they don't accept, Zuckerberg said

Why Instagram's huge content factories have become a headache for Facebook

The draw of 1 billion monthly users has spawned an aggressive behind-the-scenes advertising economy that threatens the site's originality and appeal

Mark Zuckerberg sets talks in Washington on 'future internet regulation'

Zuckerberg's visit comes five months after his stormy appearance before Congress, where he was grilled on Facebook's data protection and privacy missteps

Managing a waning asset and searching for growth: How FB is balancing it

Facebook has the patience of investors to spend generously, but Zuckerberg knows he can't push it

Why $5-bn fine is just the tip of the iceberg of Facebook's settlement woes

FTC will allege that Facebook misled users about how it used their phone numbers and even a facial recognition tool

Facebook to pay civil penalty of $5 bn to settle allegations by US FTC

The fine will mark the largest civil penalty ever paid to the FTC

Zuckerberg's security chief put on leave over allegations of racist remarks

A row erupted over alleged racist and homophobic remarks made by the security chief who was put on administrative leave while an external law firm investigated the matter

Mark Zuckerberg's call to regulate Facebook, explained

For years, Facebook has maintained little oversight over its political advertising practices

Zuckerberg's bad week gets worse with FB live of Christchurch shooting

Negative sentiment toward Facebook, as measured in tweets on Twitter, rose to the highest in almost eight months on Thursday

Zuckerberg plans to integrate WhatsApp, Instagram, FB Messenger: NYT

The three services will, however, continue as stand alone apps, the report said