Facebook bans MP Craig Kelly
The independent federal MP has been removed for ‘repeated violations’ of misinformation policy.
How Boomers ruined emojis for everyone
First Boomers killed Facebook, then they ruined eBay. Now it’s time to kiss emojis goodbye.
Business riled by Apple privacy
An Australian digital marketing company has taken aim at Apple‘s move to rein in Facebook’s collection of users personal details.
Facebook’s new ‘Supreme Court’ faces Trump ban test
The oversight board, which started accepting cases only six months ago, is about to face its defining moment: the case of one Donald Trump.
Dire warning about ‘Instagram for kids’
Global health advocates have written to one of Silicon Valley’s top dogs, urging him to dump plans for an Instagram for children.
Instagram for Kids faces a revolt
Facebook’s dream of inducting children into a lifelong attachment to Instagram is under attack from parents.
Katter TV goes live
Move over Ita Buttrose and Peter Costello, get out of town Kerry Stokes, Queensland MP Bob Katter is the king of television now.
EU to rein in AI
The EU will unveil a proposal to regulate the sprawling field of artificial intelligence next week.
High cost of keeping Facebook founder secure
Mark Zuckerberg has a mixed record on how safe Facebook users’ data is, but money is no object for his own security.
How you can outsmart the hackers
The leaking of details of 530 million Facebook users shows yet again there is a dire need for all of us to create a safer online presence.
‘We are not bullies,’ says Facebook
Facebook denies it intended to bully the government and intimidate parliament when it removed news from its platform.
Social media giants target generation next
Primary school students have become the latest target for social media giants looking to engage the next generation of users.
Cruel way mum lost $1800 rent bond
A young mother and her five-month-old daughter have been left homeless after falling victim to a shocking and heartless rental scam.
‘Massive outages’ for Vodafone users
First it was Facebook and Instagram, now users are reporting more huge outages affecting a popular telco.
Cyber attacks ‘a risk to financial stability’: RBA
The bank has pointed to high-profile ASX and ASIC tech issues as major wake-up calls.
How to know if your Facebook was hacked
More than seven million Aussie Facebook accounts have been hacked and exposed online. Here’s how you know if yours was breached.
AEC to probe Laming over Facebook pages
Disgraced Coalition MP to be investigated for allegedly operating 30 Facebook pages without proper authorisation.
Probe into MP’s secret Facebook accounts
An embattled federal MP who was last month forced to apologise for harassing women online is now under investigation from the electoral commission.
7m Australians caught up in Facebook breach
Statistics show millions of Australians have had their phone numbers and email addresses stolen.
Facebook ‘can’t be trusted with our data’
A plan presented to the Morrison government would hand the tech giants our most personal information, a move slammed by experts as ‘absurd’.
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