Russia has officially permanently banned almost 1,000 Americans from entering the country. While some of the names won't be a surprise to most, some are more on the odd side of things.
Facebook's new transparency report has revealed the platform removed more than 1.6 billion fake accounts between January and March.
Facebook says that it is killing off two of its location-based features with Nearby Friends and Weather alerts set to be disabled after May 31.
Facebook has quietly revealed that it will remove podcasts from its social media app starting on June 3.
Apple has blasted Meta over its plans to charge almost 50% on transactions in its metaverse while complaining about Apple's 30% App Store commission rate.
Meta, the parent company behind Facebook, says that it won't be holding its annual F8 developer conference at all this year, let alone in person.
Facebook has this week announced that it is building a new engineering hub in Toronto that will create 2,500 jobs aimed primarily at building the metaverse.
Australia's media watchdog says it is taking Meta to court over scam ads on its Facebook platform.
Following a change to Meta policy last week that allowed people more leeway when discussing the potential death of "Russian invaders," the company has now backtracked — prohibiting people from talking about things including the potential assassination of Russia's president.
Russia has blocked both Twitter and Facebook as the country further tries to control the information moving both into and out of it.