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Why Meta is in trouble in Nigeria and what this means for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp users

Tolu Olarewaju, Keele University and Jagannadha Pawan Tamvada, Kingston University Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, was recently hit with three fines totalling more than US$290 million in Nigeria. The fines were imposed by Nigeria’s Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, Nigerian Data Protection Commission and the Advertising Regulatory Council

Big Tech Layoffs in Europe: A Violation of EU Policy?

Amazon reportedly plans to lay off 10,000 employees, following Twitter and Meta’s lead; the question is: how will big tech conduct mass layoffs across borders? As big tech’s share prices fall and companies scramble to cut costs by slashing head-counts, a dot-com bust 2.0 is gathering speed and the world is along for

Senator Questions Zuckerberg About Facebook’s Collection of “Sensitive Health Information”

Citing multiple Markup investigations, Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia asked Meta to detail how it collects, filters, and safeguards sensitive information. By: Todd Feathers and Simon Fondrie-Teitler On Thursday—days after millions of patients across the country learned that their hospital may have leaked their medical information to Meta—Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) requested that

The Supreme Court will hear Facebook’s bid to stop a class-action

The Supreme Court has agreed to consider a bid from to challenge a class-action lawsuit against the company over s handling of automatic text messages.was sued by a man who received text message notifications from the platform despite never having a account, violating an anti-robocall law. argues that they were sent by mistake.claimed

Is Facebook losing the boycott battle?

As an advertising boycott of Facebook continues to grow, Mark Zuckerberg shows no sign of backing down. The campaign, involving some of the world’s biggest companies, calls on Facebook to do more about hate speech and misinformation. Facebook boss Mr Zuckerberg says he thinks the brands will be back “soon enough” and that