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Crosswalks in California cities are being hacked by people replacing messages with impersonations of celebrities and politicians such as Donald Trump, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.

A journalist's article was restricted by Meta for "critiquing tech industry figures," until repeated inquiries led to Meta claiming it was an automated mistake.

Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos and especially Elon Musk have pivoted to manage their companies in ways that are more aligned with the Trump administration's goals

Trump signed a settlement with Meta Platforms Wednesday, resolving the 2021 lawsuit he filed after the suspension of his Facebook and Instagram accounts.

Europe should take greater risks and plough more money into artificial intelligence, Meta's chief AI scientist Yann LeCun told AFP at the World Economic Forum.

Prediction markets are seemingly forecasting divorce between Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, after the billionaire Meta CEO was caught liking Lauren Sanchez's photos on social media.

The Meta founder was mocked for liking Jeff Bezos's fiancée's dazzling Instagram post.

Facebook users are fuming after they realized their accounts were automatically opted-in to following President Trump and Vice President JD Vance's official pages.

Instagram has been accused of hiding the hashtag for "Democrats" just hours after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was seen at Donald Trump's inauguration.

Users are putting Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on blast after users thought they caught him having a peek at Jeff Bezos' fiancée at Donald Trump's inauguration.

Former President Jair Bolsonaro, who is facing criminal charges, has been invited to Trump's inauguration even though Brazil's government has confiscated his passport

Mark Zuckerberg revealed that the Biden administration allegedly "screamed" and "cursed" at Meta employees during disputes over Facebook's handling of COVID-related posts.

Mark Zuckerberg likened Jim Jordan's investigation into censorship to Elon Musk's "Twitter Files."

Content moderation changes announced by Meta are part of a broader policy shift that includes the suspension of the company's fact-checking program

Meta has announced that it will be removing restrictions on "hateful conduct," allowing users refer to women as "objects" and gay people as "mentally ill."

Mark Zuckerberg denies claims that his $270 million Kauai estate includes a "doomsday bunker."

An Al Jazeera journalist reporting from Gaza said his Instagram account was suspended weeks after a report found that a Meta executive flagged pro-Palestinian content.

Meta, a company valued at 1.2 trillion, has allegedly fired employees over their reported misuse of the company's $25 meal credit system.

As Meta's shares closed at a record $582.77 on Thursday, which is a 68% rise from early January when its shares were trading at $346.29, Zuckerberg topped Bezos' $205.1 billion net worth.

Meta shows off its new AR glasses, along with a better AI chatbot with Judi Dench-like voice.

Regarding the pandemic, the Facebook founder said the Biden administration had in 2021 "repeatedly pressured our teams for months to censor certain COVID-19 content, including humor and satire."

A letter signed by 19 lawmakers pressed for details about such ads given disturbing reports by the Tech Transparency Project and the Wall Street Journal.

The 40-year-old tech tycoon laid out his vision in an open letter titled "Open Source AI is the Path Forward" this week.

The company founded by Mark Zuckerberg said that net profit in the January to March period rose to $12.4 billion with total revenue, mainly from selling ads, up an impressive 27 percent, at $36.5 billion.

Zuckerberg is on a mini-tour of Asia that has included a stop in Japan, plus a three-day visit to Seoul where he met business leaders from electronics giants Samsung and LG. He heads to India next.

Meta and other platforms are under pressure to keep tabs on AI-generated content with fears that bad actors will ramp up disinformation, with elections due this year in countries representing half the world's population.

The Oversight Board said in a Monday statement that Meta's Manipulated Media policy needs to be reconsidered after a review of an edited video of President Joe Biden.

Smart glasses are one of the many ways that tech companies have tried to move beyond the smartphone as a user-friendly device, but so far with little success.

The probe by the University of Oxford's Internet Institute, which analysed data from nearly 1 million people across 72 countries over 12 years, instead found "positive correlations" between adopting the social media platform and so-called well-being indicators.

Meta reported a profit of $7.8 billion on $32 billion in revenue during the recently ended quarter, as the number of people using Facebook monthly rose to 3.03 billion.