 | Australia to amend laws to make Google and Facebook pay for newsThe conservative government hopes to enact the so-called News Media Bargaining Code before the current session of Parliament ends on February 25. |
 | Racists believe they are beyond reach, act: English football leaders tell Facebook, Twitter headsThe officials ask for messages to be filtered and those containing racist and discriminatory material be blocked from being posted. |
 | EXPLAINER: What is Clubhouse, the buzzy new audio chat app?Conversations can be intimate, like a phone call, or might include thousands of people listening to a talk by boldface names, like a conference or stage interview. |
 | Facebook bans Trump 'indefinitely', YouTube removes videos from US President's channelZuckerberg said on his Facebook page that the ban, which was announced Wednesday for 24 hours, was extended because of Trump's "use of our platform to incite violent insurrection." |
 | Zuckerberg calls India very special country, looks to push WhatsApp payments services deeperFollowing the NPCI approval, WhatsApp has started its payments service in the country in a 'graded' manner, starting with a maximum registered user base of 20 million in UPI. |
 | TMC MP Derek O'Brien writes to Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook's 'biased attitude' towards BJPTMC leader and Rajya Sabha MP Derek O'Brien accused Facebook of favouring the saffron party and raised concerns about its 'role' during the 2014 and 2019 general elections. |
 | Have had serious concerns about Facebook's role during 2014, 2019 elections: TMC writes to Mark ZuckerbergParty MP Derek O'Brien, who has written the letter to Zuckerberg also makes a reference to an earlier meeting between the two, where some of these concerns were raised. |
 | Facebook staff abused PM, senior ministers: Ravi Shankar Prasad in letter to Mark ZuckerbergThe letter has emerged at a time when the social media platform is in the middle of a raging controversy and has received flak for being biased towards the ruling BJP |
 | Mark Zuckerberg rejects call to break up FacebookIn an interview with French broadcaster France 2, Zuckerberg dismissed the claim made by his long-time friend and Facebook Co-founder Chris Hughes that it is time to break up Facebook |
 | 2018: When the internet cost people their privacy and even their livesA round-up of this year's some of the biggest data breaches and misinformation sources that questioned an individual's privacy and even at times threatened human life. |
 | Facebook says 50 million user accounts affected by security breachFacebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said engineers discovered the breach on Tuesday, and patched it on Thursday night. |
 | Instagram co-founders' exit hit Facebook sharesFacebook stock is currently down about 6 percent this year, after six years of stellar gains. |
 | Facebook stops misinformation campaigns tied to Iran, RussiaThe Facebook investigation was prompted by a tip from cybersecurity firm FireEye regarding a collection of "Liberty Front Press" pages at the social network and other online services. |
 | Google to take action if apps violate its policiesResponding to a study that found nearly 60 per cent of free Andorid apps used by children potentially violate a federal law, Google has said that it will take action. |
 | EU senses Facebook scandal shifts privacy tide in its favourEuropean Union will introduce tough new data protection rules next month, which Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg himself has welcomed in the face of the latest scandals. |
