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Google, Meta and TikTok fight California's under-16s rules
"Overly broad laws like this actually break the systems we've built to help kids find high-quality, age-appropriate videos."
by Nama Winston – Nov 5, 2026
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Two Australian firms to launch class action against Meta
“Atreyu did not stand a chance against algorithms that could follow him home," says mum of teen who took his life.
by Nama Winston – Nov 3, 2026
Instagram’s Features test targets YouTube’s podcast audience
Selected US creators can now post shows of up to 90 minutes, with Reels linking viewers directly to the full-length cut.
by Natasha Lee – Oct 26, 2026
Australia to sue Meta over child safety concerns
"We are aware of this claim and we will defend ourselves vigorously."
by Nama Winston – Oct 22, 2026
Meta fined $35.5b for 'lies' to users about privacy
"The lies extend beyond Facebook's data practices to the heart of its core business practices".
by Nama Winston – Oct 21, 2026
Meta unveils four new brand products at Brand Building Summit
Meta says 71% of people believe it has the most influence in shaping the cultural trends they follow.
by Alisha Buaya – Oct 15, 2026
Kmart pulls camera glasses from shelves amid privacy backlash
"I would urge responsible retailers to consider whether it is appropriate to continue making these devices available."
by Nama Winston – Oct 7, 2026
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WhatsApp introduces parental controls for teens
Families can set privacy rules, get group alerts and choose AI settings while personal chats stay encrypted and private.
by Natasha Lee – Sep 30, 2026
Social isn't suffering from creative wear out - it's suffering from audience saturation
Analytic Partners' Jo-Ann Foo on why the algorithm, not your ad, is often to blame - and why recasting beats reshooting.
by Jo-Ann Foo – Sep 28, 2026
In a completely normal, non-controversial move, Meta bans Virginia Woolf ad over feminism
A Barcelona theatre’s campaign was rejected after Meta’s system classified Woolf’s feminist themes as political content.
by Natasha Lee – Sep 21, 2026
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