Social Media

Every coin has two sides. For Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ:FB), the positive side says that it has launched interesting, new features to further its reach among the users. The other side has ‘trust issues’ engraved upon it.

Misinformation is maligning Facebook’s reputation in multitudinous ways. In what seems like a sustained series of issues, engagement from misleading websites on Facebook has increased threefold since 2016 by a study published by German Marshall Fund...

There is no denying that successful tech vloggers can boost the visibility of a brand on Instagram. Today, Instagram is among the most effective social media networks for engagement. With more than 1...

Shades of Deja-vu? Seen this situation unfold before? Anybody can be forgiven for asking twice, but are we really buying Facebook’s limited data sharing claims, again? The much-celebrated Reliance Jio-Facebook deal is creating waves,...

Facebook, the world's most popular social media platform has failed measurably as it is voted as the least trusted social media platform for users' data and privacy. Surprisingly, it's not the first time when Zuckerberg led social...

When it comes to privacy, the Mark Zuckerberg led social media behemoth Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) always manages to land itself in trouble every now and then.  A recent lawsuit filed alleged Facebook for...

Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ:FB) just got punched in its gut by one of their former employees turned whistleblower. It seems like the social media behemoth hasn’t really been able to fight off disinformation in the relatively smaller countries...

As Trump's proposed deadline for US businesses to cut ties with the popular Chinese apps TikTok and WeChat is fast approaching, tensions among the two economic superpowers are rising to a fever pitch. In...

Facebook which today boasts of 2.6 billion monthly active users worldwide was started from a dorm and launched as an exclusive ‘college-only’ network. Now, the social media behemoth seems to head back to their roots.

If you are thinking that the title is click-bate, you are highly mistaken. To deactivate your Facebook account, you would be compensated with max $120 and, guess what, it's no one but Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ:FB) who is...