
“Addictive” Meta Battles Child Protection Allegations in Court
In a high-stakes legal appearance, Zuckerberg expressed regret over Meta’s sluggishness on child safety issues—while simultaneously spreading blame to rivals Apple and Google.

In a high-stakes legal appearance, Zuckerberg expressed regret over Meta’s sluggishness on child safety issues—while simultaneously spreading blame to rivals Apple and Google.

For the first time, social media companies are on trial for harming children.

The tests showed that Meta’s promised protections for minors often fail in practice, raising fresh concerns about whether the company has misled parents.

Following regulatory pressure, Facebook and Instagram users will now apparently see fewer personalised ads.

Canberra vows to shield children from “predatory algorithms” as YouTube warns the move will backfire.

Marion Maréchal accused tech giant Meta of “arbitrary political censorship.”

Attempts at silencing commentators will only mobilise the movement, said one of those affected

Facebook and Instagram’s parent company tries to satisfy EU privacy law while maintaining its revenue.

In light of the Canadian government’s legislation forcing social media giant Meta to pay for the news content they distribute, the company has decided to block news content in Canada on its platform.

Meta will face daily fines of $100,000 if it continues to show Norwegians personalized ads based on their search history or location.