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Mark Zuckerberg’s company is forcibly removing any links to competing platforms mere days after declaring, “More Speech and Fewer Mistakes,” across its platforms.

Meta will test the facial recognition technology from 50,000 celebrities and public figures to curtail “celeb-bait” scams.

The tech giant will use public information, including posts, comments, photos, and captions from adult users on Instagram and Facebook.

The door is now wide open for Google and Microsoft to gain first movers’ advantage over the entire continent.

Water Coin spiked nearly 40% one hour after Ronaldinho mentioned it in an Instagram post, but it has since settled below its pre-pump price.

Rapper 50 Cent informed his 32.8 million Instagram followers that hackers used his X account to carry out a multimillion-dollar memecoin rug pull.

Andrew Forrest’s image was used in an ad promoting crypto scams. He has another suit against Meta in a California district court.

Once thought to be the antidote for Musk’s version of social media, the Fediverse now has both Instagram and Threads.

The price for Meta had just hit an all-time record when its biggest social media was hit with a major outage.

The company says “AI-generated content is also eligible to be fact-checked.”

Social media platforms have become data refineries, extracting user information with little regard for privacy or fairness. Pop Social flips the script by putting data ownership firmly in the hands of users, who can use it to unlock exclusive benefits and personalize their experiences.

Web2 platforms have been the main way for creators to share their work for years, providing not enough value to content creators. But now, a new chapter is beginning.

Recipients need to download a Coinbase Wallet to receive the funds, but the crypto exchange says they’ve simplified the process for less tech-savvy users.

Social media company Meta is developing new artificial intelligence-based tools for Facebook and Instagram users.

The new AI assistant, Meta AI, will be initially available from Sept. 27 for a limited group of U.S.-based users.