In another massive leak, the private data of about 120 million users was compromised by a developer of Facebook quizzes called "NameTests", the media reported.
WhatsApp is getting a new feature that enhances the control of group admins on the platform.
Ex-PM Devegowda warns opposition of electoral losses if they continue to allege 'vote chori'
Search operation ends in Anjaw truck accident, 20 bodies recovered
Bengaluru woman critically injured after fall from hotel balcony during police visit
Private bus from Kerala gutted on the streets in South Kodagu; no fatality reported
Brahmavar: Four arrested in Kotathattu murder case
Lok Sabha adjourned till 2 PM amid protests by treasury over 'threat' to PM Modi's life
SC refuses to hear plea on cancellation of IndiGo flights, asks petitioner to move HC
Govt set to introduce Bill to hike FDI in insurance sector to 100 pc in Parliament
Karnataka Speaker U T Khader condoles death of Shamanur Shivashankarappa
Bondi Beach shooting: EAM Jaishankar speaks to Australia's Wong
Man trampled to death by elephants in Jharkhand
PM Modi embarks on three-nation visit beginning with Jordan
After coming under the scanner for alleged Russian meddling in 2016 US Presidential election through Facebook, the social networking giant has now decided to allow users to see the active ads a Page is running and flag suspicious ones.
In a bid to add another billion users from emerging markets including India, Facebook-owned Instagram has quietly released a lighter version of its app called "Instagram Lite" for Android on Google Play App Store.
To help small businesses connect with relevant customers online, Google has introduced "Smart" campaigns which allow them to create ads in minutes.
Aiming to get more people to interact with its "Stories" in the main app, Facebook has added group chat and reactions among others to the service.
To address the problem of increasing spam accounts and trolls on its platform, Twitter has introduced tough policies that will soon see some users losing fake followers globally.
To address abuse and trolls on its platform, Twitter has introduced new policies on hateful conduct and violent extremism, including a plan to bring in new technology and staff to fight spam and abuse.
Facebook said on Tuesday that it is taking steps to ease a January policy banning financial products and services associated with cryptocurrency.
Facebook has hired a team of ex-intelligence officers, researchers and media buyers to find the worst possible things that can be done using the platform and to help the company prevent them.
