In this week’s Tech Tuesday segment on Smile 90.4FM we chat about Facebook and Twitter’s latest involvement, or lack thereof, in the politics around public health and political ads.
According to insiders, Facebook is actively developing a new facial recognition feature that could feasibly be used to secure user accounts.
Facebook has unveiled a redesigned wordmark intended to illustrate its ownership of major social networking apps such as Instagram and WhatsApp.
Facebook has started limited tests, beginning in Australia, removing the ‘Like’ button from Facebook posts to see how customer behaviour changes.
Thousands of users have reported 'likes' disappearing from their Instagram content; however, the company has publicly cited the phenomenon as a 'bug'.
With many YouTube stars becoming frustrated by the service's monetization plans, Brave browser users now have the ability to donate cryptocurrency to their favourite content creators.
Facebook has reportedly sought nude images of its users in a bid to prevent the spread of revenge porn on its core services.
Facebook's research team has revealed a new machine learning system that could convert faces found within a photograph into an avatar.
Facebook has unveiled new tools that will enable advertisers to market products and services to users based on the physical locations they've visited.
Facebook has elected to include access to Instagram's Stories feature directly within its own mobile app given the poor uptake of Facebook Stories.
Humans of New York - the popular photoblog started by Brandon Stanton - is set to arrive as a new, episodic TV show on Facebook's Watch platform.
Bloomberg reports that Facebook has begun offering music publishers million-dollar deals to retain the rights to music featured in user-uploaded videos.