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Your final login: what happens to your digital identity after death?
21.04.25
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Viki Auslender
New laws and tech tools aim to help—but the responsibility is still yours.
Meta settles Israeli privacy lawsuit for $338,000
20.02.25
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Lital Dobrovitsky
Facebook parent company accused of misusing phone numbers provided for security.
Meta lays off 5% of its Israeli workforce in latest job cuts
10.02.25
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Meir Orbach
Tech giant dismisses 40 employees as it moves forward with 3,600 global job cuts announced in January.
Meta forced to unmask anonymous Facebook users in defamation lawsuit
21.01.25
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Omer Kabir
Tel Aviv court ruling sets precedent, bypassing user objections to disclosure.
Why the age of social media giants is over
12.11.24
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Viki Auslender
Echo chambers, declining trust, and the rise of alternatives mark the new face of online communication.
Meta’s content moderation under fire for allowing "River to the Sea" posts
04.09.24
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Omer Kabir
Oversight board decision ignites controversy over political speech and online safety.
Meta shuts down Israeli network pushing AI-generated propaganda in U.S. and Canada
29.05.24
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Omer Kabir
The Israeli network included 510 Facebook accounts, 11 pages, one group, and 32 Instagram accounts. Meta also said that it took down an Iranian network that was targeting users in Israel
Is your feed filled with junk? Blame it on the algorithm
28.05.24
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Omer Kabir
Social networks are trying to increase revenue by tweaking their settings. The result: more junk content and problematic ratings. The solution: algorithm-free platforms, such as WhatsApp.
Meta suspends Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s Facebook and Instagram accounts
08.02.24
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CTech
Meta has removed the accounts for “repeatedly violating” its “Dangerous Organizations & Individuals policy.” Khamenei has called to wipe Israel off the map numerous times and praised the horrific October 7 attack by Palestinian terror group Hamas
Facebook turns 20: Is it time to say goodbye to Zuckerberg?
04.02.24
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Omer Kabir
Among the tech giants, Facebook-turned-Meta is the only one whose founder still serves as CEO. Mark Zuckerberg created a company that changed the world, a monster that reached a peak value of more than a trillion dollars and over 3 billion active users, but if Meta wants to continue to dominate, it needs a new vision and especially a new CEO
Meta fined over $6.5 million for not reporting acquisitions in Israel
11.01.24
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Tomer Ganon
Meta, which at the time of the acquisition of the two companies (Redkix and Servicefriend) had a monopoly in the social media market, did not apply for approval from the Israel Competition Authority as required
Human Rights Watch report accusing Meta of censoring pro-Palestinian posts is riddled with serious failures
24.12.23
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Omer Kabir
A report by HRW published last week claimed that "Meta’s policies and practices have been silencing voices in support of Palestine and Palestinian human rights on Instagram and Facebook." However, an examination by Calcalist identifies biases in the collection of data and in the method of analysis, in a way that undermines the foundation of the organization's conclusions
Meta's oversight board ramps up scrutiny on violent content in Israel-Hamas war
10.12.23
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Reuters
The cases will be the first to use a new expedited review mechanism announced earlier this year that requires the board to make decisions within 30 days
Forget about Metaverse: Zuckerberg is betting on WhatsApp as Meta's growth engine
08.11.23
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Omer Kabir
WhatsApp's presence in the US has reached a pivotal point, with the app now installed on half of the smartphones owned by individuals aged 18 to 35 in the country. "I believe there's much room for improvement and the potential to create a more intimate social feed for all your friends”, said Mark Zuckerberg
Meta's present is bright, but future is shrouded in virtual fog
07.08.23
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Yaniv Rahimi
Following the publication of its second quarter reports, which presented revenues and profits that were higher than analysts' forecasts, Meta's stock jumped. However, not all is rosy in the metaverse
Meta’s double-digit growth the perfect response to critics
27.07.23
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Omer Kabir
It may not be the most innovative and original company around, but it is among the best at identifying trends and possibilities, and it is also shameless enough to blatantly copy what it needs from other companies and quickly implement it in its services
Meta layoffs have global effect, including in Israel
09.11.22
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Meir Orbach and Reuters
Mark Zuckerberg announced on Wednesday that the company will cut 11,000 jobs, and Meta Israel will also be affected
Meta layoffs: Employees paying the price for excessive growth
08.11.22
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Omer Kabir
The huge layoffs planned by Meta this week, which will include thousands of employees, may also reach its centers in Israel. The technology companies that experienced tremendous growth during the pandemic are now paying the price for inflating their organizations, and the big test awaits them at the end of the year
Falling in “like”: The internet’s measurement frenzy affects our self-worth
06.10.22
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Viki Auslender
The internet's obsession with measurement, from the number of posts on social networks to the number of emails, is designed to affect the self-worth of users and make them stay on the platform as much as possible
The scientist who almost made Mark Zuckerberg president of the World Bank
23.09.22
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Viki Auslender
Project Diem, the megalomaniac experiment led by Facebook, aimed to create a unified digital currency that will allow easy transfer of funds and payments between billions of people. The person who led the development of the currency was Prof. Dahlia Malkhi, one of the world's leading computer scientists. Now, in a rare interview from the bowels of the powerful technology giant, she reveals how the system was going to work, and why the fear of Facebook's power led to the collapse of the venture
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