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Facebook users hardly saw Trump's posts labelled 'false': Report ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Wed, Feb 17 2021 18:06 IST | ​ 0 Views   San Francisco, Feb 17 : Facebook users hardly saw the application of the "false" label on posts in general and rarer became its use on those by former US President Donald Trump even when they contained lies, suggests new research from US-based non-profit The Markup. The research suggests that Facebook applied restraints in labelling content "false" and the social networking giant used the label only to posts like one linking Bill Gates to a world do...

The Technology 202: Tech companies are offering the Biden administration help with vaccine distribution Cat Zakrzewski Large tech companies are offering to assist the government in the vaccine rollout.  Companies including Amazon, Facebook, Google and Airbnb have offered the White House, federal agencies and local officials help in addressing vaccine logistics and pushing out digital ads. Some have even offered up their real estate connections to help create vaccination centers.  Amazon Worldwide Consumer CEO Dave Clark wrote a letter to President Biden offering to �...

Facebook users rarely saw voting misinformation labeled ‘false,’ says study — especially if it came from Trump A look at Facebook’s complex flagging system Share this story Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Facebook addressed false election information with understated warnings like “missing context” rather than more direct flags, research from The Markup suggests — and the company appeared hesitant to label false or misleading statements from now-banned former President Donald Trump. The Markup has released new data from its Citizen Browser, which captures snapshots of w...

‘It let white supremacists organize’: the toxic legacy of Facebook’s Groups Facebook has said it will no longer algorithmically recommend political groups to users, but experts warn that is not enough By Kari Paul / The Guardian Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg last week announced the platform will no longer algorithmically recommend political groups to users in an attempt to “turn down the temperature” on online divisiveness. However, experts say such policies are difficult to enforce, much less quantify, and the toxic legacy of the Groups feature and the algorithmic incentives promo...

Save Soldiers with Bravo Company, a detachment of the Virginia National Guard, on duty in Washington, DC on Jan. 17. Photo: Samuel Corum (Getty Images) Surprise! Despite repeated assurances from Facebook and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, that the company would stop recommending all “political and social issue groups” in order to slow down misinformation and coordinated political violence, it didn’t really do that. Advertisement The Markup reported on Tuesday that while Zuckerberg testified to Congress in October 2020 that the cessation of politically charged recommendations was part of the...