To Prevent Revenge Porn, Facebook May Ask To See The Photos First
The uncensored photos would be reviewed by Facebook employees to determine if posting them could qualify as revenge porn.
LEARN MOREFacebook said it will launch a portal allowing users to see which pages or accounts linked to Russia they interacted with.
The California man says the women defamed him when they posted their "false" experiences with him on an "Are We Dating the Same Guy?" Facebook page.
The FTC is also scrutinizing the platform over potential violations of a children's privacy law, and the investigation could lead to a lawsuit.
Russia’s disinformation campaign has gone a step further since the war in Ukraine: cloning legitimate and trusted news websites.
The housing crunch is heavily impacting those looking to buy their first home, changing the definition of a "starter home."
Anthony Sanchez told officers he didn't know the gun was loaded when he allegedly pointed it at his friends chest and pulled the trigger, killing him.
Anthony Sanchez told officers he didn't know the gun was loaded when he allegedly pointed it at his friends chest and pulled the trigger, killing him.