I use free apps every day, and I write about them constantly. In many cases, they’re genuinely great. Some of the most useful software on my phone and computer doesn’t cost me a cent upfront. But that doesn’t mean it’s actually free.
Still feeling uneasy about Meta's acquisition of Instagram in 2012 and WhatsApp in 2014, the Federal Trade Commission will be appealing a November ruling that cleared Meta of allegations that it holds an illegal monopoly in a market dubbed "personal social networking."
The FTC hopes the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia will agree that "robust evidence at trial" showed that Meta's acquisitions were improper. In the initial trial, the FTC sought a breakup of Meta's apps, with Meta risking forced divestments of Instagram or WhatsApp.
In a press release Tuesday, the FTC confirmed that it "continues to allege" that "for over a decade Meta has illegally maintained a monopoly in personal social networking services through anticompetitive conduct—by buying the significant competitive threats it identified in Instagram and WhatsApp."
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Instagram has rolled out Your Algorithm, a new feature that lets users control the kind of content they see on Reels by adding or removing topics, giving people more say over what shows up in their feed.
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The tech titan isn't celebrating this compliance milestone. Instead, it launched a scathing attack on the legislation.
The post Meta Removes 544K Teen Accounts Under Australia’s Ban appeared first on TechRepublic.
Instagram has dismissed security breach concerns, clarifying that recent unexpected password reset emails were caused by an external party exploiting a now-patched vulnerability rather than a complete system compromise. The social media giant confirmed that a flaw in its systems allowed unknown threat actors to request password reset emails on behalf of users without actually […]
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The tech titan isn't celebrating this compliance milestone. Instead, it launched a scathing attack on the legislation.
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The social media platform confirmed that the issue allowed third parties to send password reset emails to Instagram users.
The post Instagram Fixes Password Reset Vulnerability Amid User Data Leak appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Meta stated that there had been no breach of its systems and that Instagram accounts remained secure.
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Meta stated that there had been no breach of its systems and that Instagram accounts remained secure.
The post Meta Calls for Calm Amidst Instagram Password Reset Panic appeared first on TechRepublic.
Brands can win at cannabis marketing and advertising despite the many restrictions imposed on them.
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Instagram has announced a new Watch History option that lets you see every reel you’ve watched...
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