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A user reports that Facebook's feed has shifted from friend content to creator content, and that in recent weeks the majority of posts are AI-generated, often indistinguishable from real images and videos made possible by the latest generation models.
Meta blocked President Lula's Facebook page and campaign advertisements just two weeks prior to the election.
A New Mexico jury found Facebook liable for deceiving users about privacy protections in the Cambridge Analytica data breach case, affecting over 87 million profiles and leading to potential penalties for over 2 million violations.
An opinion piece discussing why Facebook is declining slowly despite being considered outdated, contrasting it with quicker deaths of platforms like MySpace.
Garry Tan tweets that Facebook's Muse is generating valuable AI training data from user behavior, comparing its data collection to the Onavo app.
The tweet highlights Facebook's potential to collect vast amounts of personal AI training data through its 'muse' product, comparing it to Onavo and suggesting it could significantly boost their data flywheel.
Mark Zuckerberg's statement on the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal in 2017, which involved the misuse of Facebook data for political purposes.
Lu Fang and Ilina Mitra from Meta will present a deep dive on building high-performance recommendation inference systems at PyTorch Conference 2026, detailing end-to-end production workflows and advanced optimizations for large-scale platforms.
Meta has agreed to a settlement with US attorneys general, implementing changes to Instagram and Facebook for teen users, such as non-personalized feeds, time limits, and age verification, to improve child safety.
In a 2005 Harvard lecture, a 21-year-old Mark Zuckerberg explains Facebook's competitive advantage over Google through smart people and nimbleness.
uBlock Origin will no longer be able to block ads on Facebook, citing the platform's technical countermeasures. Users will see ads on Facebook despite the ad blocker.
Facebook is reportedly paying controversial creators to generate rage-bait content, raising concerns about algorithmic incentives and platform moderation.
Mark Zuckerberg shares his product development philosophy, emphasizing using data and qualitative feedback to identify problems, then testing intuitive solutions as hypotheses, using the creation of News Feed as a case study.
A reflection on how obsession with productivity tools can distract from solving the right problems, illustrated by a Facebook engineer who used simple tools like Sublime Text and printf debugging.
Facebook plans to test a full-screen video experience similar to TikTok to retain users, amid declining engagement and competition from rival platforms.
Ben Horowitz recounts Mark Zuckerberg's second firing of his executive team and how it led to creating Facebook's engineering bootcamp, highlighting Zuckerberg's deep understanding of people and management.
The European Commission has preliminarily found that Meta's use of autoplay, infinite scroll, and personalized recommendations on Facebook and Instagram is addictive, especially for minors, and has warned Meta to disable these features or face massive fines.
The EU's Digital Services Act preliminary finding rules Meta's Instagram and Facebook have addictive designs, potentially forcing a redesign and a fine up to $12 billion.
Chamath Palihapitiya shares the growth principles that drove Facebook to billions of users: focus on getting users in the door, to the aha moment quickly, and delivering core product value often, rather than chasing virality. He emphasizes invalidating gut feelings and concentrating on a single metric, like getting users to 7 friends in 10 days.
Meta lost a bid to dismiss claims from US states that its platforms Facebook and Instagram addict children.