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Facebook promises to better explain who is paying for ads

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Facebook promises to better explain who is paying for ads

Facebook says it is making advertising on the social network more transparent by publishing more information about the adverts firms are running on the site

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Just four tweets can reveal the identity of an anonymous troll

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Craig Federighi announced Screen Time

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Apple's new app is designed to help you use their tech less

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Books chart social media’s fall from global village to villain

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Your social media data is out there, just waiting to be leaked

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Don't rely on draconian controls to keep your kids safer online

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Big tech can digitally erase us – do we need new protections?

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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies before a joint hearing of the Commerce and Judiciary Committees on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC,, about the use of Facebook data to target American voters in the 2016 election. Mark Zuckerberg testifies before the Senate Commerce and Judiciary Committees, Washington DC, USA - 10 Apr 2018

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Don’t blame academics like me for Facebook’s privacy crisis

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Zuckerberg survived Washington – here’s what’s next for Facebook

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Facebook to examine tens of thousands of apps for data misuse

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Facebook to examine tens of thousands of apps for data misuse

The US Senate questioned Mark Zuckerberg yesterday about Cambridge Analytica. He said Facebook will investigate thousands of other apps for similar misuse

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Zuckerberg vs US Congress – here's how he can address data fears

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How you and your friends can fight back against online trolls

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Facebook admits data scandal may have hit 87 million users

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Bursting your Twitter bubble actually makes you more extreme

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