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As reported by The Information, Meta has told staff that it’s looking to reduce the influence of privacy concerns in product launches, while past decisions based on the same will be reassessed.

If you were surprised to see yourself suddenly following President Donald Trump on Instagram and Facebook this week, it’s not because Meta forced you to, the social media company says.

As privacy concerns grow, consumers and businesses alike are rethinking how data is collected and used. A cultural shift ...

In a world where information travels at the speed of light, responsibility lies not only with content creators but also with consumers.

Every few years, Facebook does something that makes a wave of people think about quitting the platform. From the Cambridge Analytica debacle years ago to questions about social media’s effect on ...

A name can mean everything—or nothing. When Zomato decided to rename its corporate entity to Eternal Ltd last week, the ...

As Zomato rebrands as Eternal to reflect its expansion beyond food delivery, Invezz examines how rebrands by giants like ...

AI ethics remains a pressing concern as artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into daily life. Key ethical challenges of AI include bias, privacy risks, and accountability gaps, raising ...

Meta shut down the copycat app in 2020. As efforts to ban TikTok ... Chew took a dig at Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica scandal, and said TikTok didn’t collect more data than American social ...

Opening the app, they were greeted with two cryptic ... of fostering misinformation and propaganda — like the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal that heavily influenced the 2016 presidential ...