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Facebook Broke Own Rules To Give Some Companies Special Access
In a 747-page response to Congress, Facebook admitted that it has been giving full access to users' data to dozens of companies, even after promising to end the practice in 2015.
Facebook Grounds Plans to Fly Internet Access to Rural Areas With Drones
Facebook is ending the Aquila project, which offered internet access to underserved communities, but it will support companies with similar ambitions.
Facebook Acknowledges 'Bug' That Suggested Public Sharing To Users
Facebook admitted that 14 million users were affected by a bug that changed their sharing settings to public by default.
Papua New Guinea Will Shut Down Facebook For A Month
The government of Papua New Guinea announced plans to ban Facebook for a month within the country, in order to study how people use it and if it can build a better alternative.
Facebook To Design Its Own Chips For Real-Time Content Filtering
Facebook announces plans to design its own machine learning processors that will allow it to take down content in real-time.
