Tag: Facebook
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UK competition watchdog fines Facebook for deliberately breaking rules
Facebook has been fined £50.5million by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), which claims it guilty of purposefully breaking rules. This case was regarding Facebook’s 2020 acquisition of the Gif-sharing service Giphy, which is under investigation. The CMA stated that Facebook had not provided the necessary information and had ignored many warnings, thereby committing…
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Telegram founder reveals over 70 million new users joined during Facebook outage
This analysis is by Farid Khan. During the outage of Mark Zuckerberg-owned social media platforms WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram, Telegram hit a new spike of 70-million users. This 6-hour outage showed how much people from all around the world were dependent on these social media platforms and how immediately they switched to Telegram, the messaging…
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Zuckerberg responds to whistle blower claims about Facebook prioritising profits
Mark Zuckerberg responded to recent claims by whistle blowers about the safety of the social media platform and its focus on consumer experience rather than profits
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WhatsApp CEO breaks silence after hours-long outage
WhatsApp CEO, Will Cathcart, announced the restoration of the messaging app, saying WhatsApp is “back up and running.” hours after it went down
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Signal, Telegram mint millions of new users on Facebook outage
Facebook suffered a six-hour global outage that spanned all its apps including WhatsApp messaging and Instagram
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Mark Zuckerberg loses $7 billion after WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram crash
Falling stocks lowered the value of Zuckerberg’s fortune in hours and put him one notch below Bill Gates on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
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Celebrities react to Facebook whatsapp server crash
Reese Witherspoon, Dolly Parton and Snoop Dogg lead celebs made jokes on Twitter as Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp went down in worldwide outage
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Whistleblower says Facebook put profit before reining in hate speech
A former Facebook employee accused the social media giant of repeatedly prioritizing profit over clamping down on hate speech and misinformation

