Facebook has changed its tune on Holocaust denial, now banning users from spreading content that distorts or denies the event on its platform.
Instagram Threads was billed as a "Close Friends" only app, an update from Facebook has turned it into just another messaging app.
At a virtual Advertising Week session on Tuesday, Facebook Chief Revenue Officer David Fischer said the company will defend itself against Apple's upcoming privacy changes.
Instagram has shared details on how it's handling privacy now that it's rolled Instagram messages and Messenger into one.
Apple says that it will not collect its usual 30% fee for small businesses hosting virtual events on the Facebook app through the end of the year.
Facebook has reportedly listed a number of complaints about Apple and the App Store in an official filing with the EU.
Facebook introduced a data transfer tool last year which allowed customers to move their media to Google Photos. It's now expanded support to two more cloud storage platforms, Dropbox and Koofr.
Facebook says that if planned legislation in Australia becomes law, it will stop allowing publishers and users in Australia from sharing local and international news on Facebook and Instagram.
A new change in Facebook's Terms of Service will let the platform remove content or restrict the access of users if it thinks doing so is "reasonably necessary" to prevent legal or regulatory consequences.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has told its employees that Apple has a "unique stranglehold" on iOS which allows it to charge "monopoly rents."