Facebook bolsters plan to curb user misbehaviour

The social media giant enhances its job search and mentorship tools to help address the scourge of youth unemployment in the country.

Loyalty or rewards programmes are a major revenue generator in the hospitality industry, says Frik van der Westhuizen, marketing director at LoyaltyPlus.

Britain's information watchdog has asked Facebook's lead European regulator to investigate how the company targets, monitors and shows adverts to users.

The social network blocked user accounts after receiving a tip-off from US authorities about suspicious behaviour that may be linked to a foreign entity.

The Facebook-owned messaging service will soon be monetised with ads placed in 'status' updates, going against founding principles.

The section that makes fake news a crime has been removed from the final version of the Cyber Crimes Bill.

Silicon Valley tech giants are so dominant they may need to be broken up, unless changes in taste reduce their clout, says Tim Berners-Lee.

The social network forecasts margins will stop shrinking after 2019 as expenses from scandals ease up.

The company easily beats Wall Street's revenue and profit estimates by selling more ads even though it lost users after purging millions of fake accounts.

Client data is being "weaponised with military efficiency" by companies to increase profit, says Apple CEO Tim Cook.

Brendan Trexler Iribe follows the co-founders of Facebook-owned Instagram and WhatsApp out the door.