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Ethan Zuckerman's Unfollow Everything 2.0 extension lets people erase all their follows and start from scratch, but Meta has previously argued that such tools violate its terms.

Since the infamous Oscars slap, Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith's media company has struggled to land major deals.

From the Digital Personal Data Protection Law to governments plans on regulating deepfakes and other AI-related misinformation, a look at the key tech policy developments in 2023

With Meta Connect finally confirmed for September this gives us an idea of when the Meta Quest 3 will be coming.

After Meta was fined in the EU over its handling of user data in January, Norway plans to ban the company from showing users in the country personalized ads based on their online activity, Politico reports. The ban will run for three months from August 4th, and Meta faces a fine of up to 1 million Norwegian Krone (around $99,680) for each day it doesn’t comply.

Facebook's parent company Meta has said it will block Canadians from accessing news articles after the passing of the Online News Act Bill C-18.

After Meta copied Twitter with Threads to major success, third parties are vying for an undeserved piece of the action. Apple has removed an app titled “Threads for Insta,” which is not actually the Threads app, but is instead an AI-powered content generator.

Apps posing as Threads are attempting to siphon downloads from the meteoric rise of Meta's new social media platform.

When asked which social media mogul would win the cage fight, Khosla told Moneycontrol,

Important Fight Is Between Threads & Twitter: Vinod Khosla.