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Campaigners have hit out at the government’s decision not to include scams in new legislation aimed at stamping out online

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A top Facebook executive warned colleagues the company must “prepare for the worst” over claims it inflated figures on how

Since early April, US equity markets have been in a persistent uptrend. That’s been is aided and abetted by (i)

MI5 is joining Instagram to improve transparency and counteract “martini-drinking stereotypes” about British spooks. The account — @mi5official — will

Facebook has today announced a three-pronged push into the audio market after in year in which demand for platforms such

Facebook’s plans to roll out end-to-end encryption across its messaging platforms could mark a setback for efforts to protect children

Facebook forked out more than $23m (£16.6m) on security for its chief executive Mark Zuckerberg last year. In a filing

The UK must introduce a new code to ensure news publishers are fairly compensated for the use of their stories

Facebook News is adding a local news section designed to give more prominence to regional stories as well as those

England cricketer Stuart Broad has become the latest high-profile sporting figure to back a boycott of social media. Football clubs

Facebook has no plans to let 530m users know they were impacted by data breach