On Monday, a new safety law on Britain projecting on social media companies and technology firms would be penalized if they fail on protecting users from harmful contents. A growing concern worldwide regarding the easy access of young people has… Read More ›
On Thursday by the country’s parliament, a new law was approved in Australia. Violent contents of social media companies that are not eliminated will be penalized up to 10 percent of their annual global turnover and imprison executives for up… Read More ›
Facebook Inc’s political advertising rules in Europe were tightened on Friday, as European Union officials commit pressure on guarding against the foreign interfering in the upcoming election. The social media was allegedly used by Russia on influencing surveys that helped… Read More ›
On Tuesday, an overall resolution was agreed by Facebook Inc. together with the U.S. civil rights groups. The agreement designed to prevent discrimination and other “harmful” practices on its platform, particularly on ads/advertising. A joint statement by the rights group… Read More ›