Facebook defends data sharing after new report on partner deals
NACC, Facebook empower 50 Nigerian SMEs
How Facebook fuelled France’s ‘yellow vest’ protests
Facebook supports TechCrunch startup to boost African innovation
Latest Facebook controversy puts heat on number two Sandberg
Facebook mulled charging for access to user data
Facebook unveils Online Youth Safety Programme for Nigerian schools
Facebook denies hiding Russian sabotage, but fires lobbying firm
Facebook, Google tools reveal political ad removal data
US Midterm election: Facebook blocks 115 accounts
Facebook removes fake accounts tied to Iran
Breaking: Facebook hires Britain’s former deputy PM
Facebook to educate users on protection of accounts
Woman sues Facebook, claims site enabled sex trafficking
How to identify fake Facebook account

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Facebook to build $1 bn Singapore data centre in Asia
Facebook said Thursday it will invest over $1 billion to build a data centre in Singapore, its first in Asia, powered by renewable energy and adapted to the city-state’s tropical climate.
Facebook loses more younger users – Survey
The world largest social media platform Facebook is losing a large number of young users as about one in four of them had removed the app from their smartphones in the past one year, a new Pew Research Center survey.
Facebook’s new Video Service will create more opportunities for entrepreneurs
With the aim of giving people around the world a new way to discover great videos and interact with friends, content creators and other fans, social media giant, Facebook, said it has made its video-on-demand service, Facebook Watch, available globally while also expanding its Ad Breaks program so more partners can make money from their videos.
Facebook bans Myanmar army chief over rights abuses
Facebook banned Myanmar’s army chief and removed other pages tied to the country’s military on Monday after a UN probe called for him to be prosecuted for genocide over a crackdown on Rohingya Muslims.
Facebook thwarts misinformation effort linked to Iran, Russia
Facebook announced it identified stealth misinformation campaigns from Russia and Iran and shut down hundreds of accounts as part of its battle against manipulation of its platform, prompting a fresh denial from Moscow on Wednesday.
Police smash rape/robbery gang that lures ladies on Facebook
The Lagos State Police Command has smashed a rape/robbery gang, which specialised in luring unsuspecting ladies through Facebook, arresting one of its suspected members, Ayo Salau.
Facebook denies seeking users’ bank data
Facebook has denied reports that it is actively asking banks for details of users’ financial transactions.
Facebook asks big banks to share customer details
Facebook has asked major US banks to share customer data to allow it to develop new services on the social network’s Messenger texting platform, a banking source told AFP on Monday.
Apple, Facebook and Spotify delete Alex Jones’ content for “glorifying violence
Apple on Monday deleted most of the podcasts of the far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, while Facebook removed four of his online pages which the social media platform accused of “glorifying violence.”
Obaseki, Facebook, Andela, Oxfam mentor Edo youths on overcoming barriers to business success
All is set for a mentoring and peer review session for Edo youths, which will be led by the Edo State Governor, Mr Godwin Obaseki, representatives of global technology companies such as Facebook, Google, Andela, as part of activities to mark the International Youth Day.
Facebook’s reality check sends stock reeling
The social network star — which had weathered storms over privacy and data protection — is now looking ahead at a cloudier financial future that threatens to end its years-long breakneck growth pace.
‘Sex’ fraudsters on prowl on Facebook
A story purportedly written by one Facebook user who calls herself, Hopeyemi Hogunsakin, went viral, during the week,after she accused a popular pastor (Names withheld) of sleeping with her without paying her. She claimed that the alleged pastor and his secretary took her to a hotel, slept with her and dumped her after she got drunk.
Facebook music feature allows lip-sync of songs
Facebook users will be able to lip-sync live to their favorite tunes as the social media behemoth on Tuesday unveiled its first personalized features as part of licensing deals with music labels.
Facebook announces first original news shows, with partners
Facebook on Wednesday announced its first original news shows for the social network, joining other online platforms producing video to compete with television.
Facebook’s first hub space in Africa to train 50,000 Nigerian youths
No fewer than 50,000 Nigerian youths would turn geeks by the time they go through the numerous training modules laid out by popular social media platform and technology company, Facebook.

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