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Updated: April 6, 2021 11:52 AM IST Social network giant Facebook has announced a new feature that will let users control who can comment on their posts that are public. The feature has been introduced to curb the amount of hate speech that is pervading the platform. Another social media platform Twitter also introduced a similar feature last year where it allowed users to restrict replies to their tweets. Also Read - Facebook ...

Facebook has introduced new tools to give its user more control over what they share and see on the social media platform. By default, anyone on Facebook can see and comment on public posts. While the default comment settings remain unchanged, the social media platform now allows its users to control the commenting audience by choosing from a menu of options ranging from anyone who can see the post to only the people and Pages tagged in the post. Besides, the newly introduced tools also let use...

16 March 2021, 11:04 am EDT By Facebook wil now finally part ways with Watch Party, a feature where people can host and watch virtual videos in real-time together with their friends through the social media platform. The said feature will bid farewell soon, and we can no longer conduct virtual parties where everyone can react, comment, share, and enjoy videos together. Facebook Will Say Goodbye to Watch Party Next Month (Photo : Screenshot from YouTube/TEchboomers) According to Facebooks  Hel...

Facebook adds new tools to combat child abuse content Advocating its stringent zero-tolerance stance on child sexual exploitation content on its platform, Facebook said using its apps to harm children is "abhorrent and unacceptable" PTI | February 25, 2021 | Updated 15:31 IST Facebook said it is developing solutions, including new tools and policies to curb sharing of such content on its platform Facebook is intensifying efforts to crack down on child abuse content on its platform, as the soci...

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