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Meta in EU antitrust crosshairs for classified advertising practices
By Ellen Jennings-Trace published
Meta could be the latest tech giant to face EU regulations.
Australian Facebook and Instagram posts are feeding Meta's AI machine
By Zachariah Kelly published
Meta has confessed to using the data of Australians on Facebook and Instagram to train its AI without the ability to opt out.
The privacy paywall has landed in the UK – here's what you can do about it
By Chiara Castro published
After Europe, some of the most-read UK newspapers are testing out the 'Pay and Consent' model. Here are some tips to claim back your privacy.
Meta admits it scraped all Australian Facebook posts since 2007 to train its AI
By Ellen Jennings-Trace published
Meta has been using Instagram and Facebook user photos and posts train generative AI models.
Meta reveals all on its next Meta Training and Inference Accelerator (MTIA) chip
By Wayne Williams published
Meta has revealed details of its next Meta Training and Inference Accelerator (MTIA) chip
Meta signs contract to power US data centers with geothermal energy
By Wayne Williams published
Meta signs contract with Sage Geosystems to power its US data centers with geothermal energy.
Meta is rumored to have canceled its next high-end VR headset – and the Vision Pro could be to blame
By David Nield published
It seems Meta is cooling its interest in premium-level mixed reality, if a new report is to be believed.
Forget pay to view, pay for privacy is the latest problem for people online
By Chiara Castro published
After Europe, the 'Pay and Consent' model arrives in the UK - and that's bad news for your privacy online.
Instagram will now let you post up to 20 photos or videos in a gallery – your friends should be thrilled
By Jacob Krol published
In a small but meaningful update, Instagram will now let any user post feed, carousel posts with up to 20 photos and videos.
Google and Meta reportedly skirting their own rules to ad target young teens, shows why tech giants cannot regulate themselves
By Allisa James published
Google and Meta reportedly teamed up to create ads targeting young teens, which proves why tech giants can't be trusted to regulate themselves.
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