Social Networks

Facebook updates censorship rules to allow graphic images and stories it considers 'newsworthy'

The social networking site's vice-presidents said it tweaked its policy after receiving feedback from users.

Scroll Staff
· Oct 24, 2016 · 07:02 pm
Facebook pays 10-year-old boy $10,000 for finding security bug on Instagram

The social media giant, which owns the image-sharing app, paid the Finnish boy after he found a flaw that allowed him to delete other users’ comments.

Scroll Staff
· May 04, 2016 · 09:04 pm
Facebook will now take down offensive content only if a legal or government notice is issued

The social media giant changed its process, complying with a Supreme Court order that said a non-government request to remove content will need a court order.

Scroll Staff
· Apr 30, 2016 · 01:54 pm

Website claims to be India's Facebook, but why has no one heard of it?

No one seems to use Worldfloat, yet newspapers and news agencies periodically write about it as the next big thing.

Diksha Madhok, qz.com
· Jul 18, 2014 · 07:53 am