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      Facebook Weighing Up Legality of Facial Recognition in Upcoming Smart Glasses

      by AppleInsider | Feb 27, 2021 | AR/VR, augmented reality, Facebook

      Facebook is reportedly weighing up the legal implications of building facial recognition technology into a pair of smart glasses that the company is currently developing and which it intends to launch later this year. Prototype Project Aria AR glasses Facebook is...

      Facebook’s New PR Campaign Promotes Personalized Advertising Ahead of Apple’s App Tracking Transparency Launch

      by AppleInsider | Feb 25, 2021 | App Tracking Transparency, Facebook

      Facebook is launching a new PR campaign that highlights how small businesses rely on personalized advertising to help their businesses grow from "an idea into a livelihood." The new campaign indirectly takes aim at App Tracking Transparency (ATT), an upcoming iOS 14...

      Facebook Reverses Australian Ban on News Sharing

      by AppleInsider | Feb 23, 2021 | Australia, Facebook

      Facebook has announced that it will restore the ability for users in Australia to share news content on the social platform, following changes to the country's media code. The company banned all news sharing last week in response to a proposed Media Bargaining Law,...

      WhatsApp Reveals What Happens to Users Who Don’t Agree to Upcoming Privacy Policy Changes

      by AppleInsider | Feb 21, 2021 | Facebook, WhatsApp

      WhatsApp has revealed how it will gradually cripple the accounts of its users who do not accept the platform's impending privacy policy changes, due to come into effect on May 15. WhatsApp's new banner explaining the privacy policy changes According to an email seen...

      Facebook Blocks All News Sharing on Its Platforms in Australia

      by AppleInsider | Feb 18, 2021 | Australia, Facebook

      Facebook has followed through on its threat to ban users from sharing news on its platform in Australia, in response to proposed media laws in the country that the company claims "fundamentally misunderstand" its relationship with publishers who share news content....

      Mark Zuckerberg Reportedly Told Staff Facebook Needs to ‘Inflict Pain’ on Apple Over Privacy Dispute

      by AppleInsider | Feb 13, 2021 | antitrust, App Tracking Transparency, Facebook, privacy

      Apple and Facebook have been in a very public spat over the course of the last few months as Apple dials up its pro-privacy stance. The two companies have long had tension, more recently however Facebook is taking shots at an upcoming iOS and iPadOS feature that will...
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