At a base minimum, people should be able to walk down a public street without fear that companies they’ve never heard of are tracking their every movement –and identifying them by name –using facial recognition technology
Source : Facial-Recognition Concerns Keep Facebook ‘Moments’ From Europe – Digits – WSJ
We are updating News Feed’s ranking to factor in a new signal—how much time you spend viewing a story in your News Feed.
Source : News Feed FYI: Taking Into Account Time Spent on Stories | Facebook Newsroom
Who reports their ideological affiliation on their profile?
Source : The Facebook “It’s Not Our Fault” Study | Social Media Collective
I decided to write this extension, because we are constantly being told how we are losing privacy with the increasing digitization of our lives, however the consequences never seem tangible.
Via Stalking Your Friends with Facebook Messenger – Medium
How much of the messaging is dominated by apps owned by Facebook versus those owned by everyone else ?
Source : Facebook’s global dominance of messaging, in two maps – Quartz
Facebook indexed over one trillion posts to let people search for links that have been shared with them. That means it’s search engine powered by data Google doesn’t have
Source : Skip Googling With Facebook’s New “Add A Link” Mobile Status Search Engine | TechCrunch
« An analysis of Facebook activity reveals how fan support changed during the tournament ». (via How Fan Loyalty Changed During the World Cup – NYTimes.com)
L’acquisition de WhatsApp valorise chacun de ses utilisateurs à 42 dollars, alors que le japonais Rakuten vient d’acheter un service de messagerie instantané, Viber, à un ratio de 3 dollars pour chaque utilisateur. « WhatsApp est un produit d’extrêmement haute qualité, un réseau de communication très important », a continué d’argumenter Mark Zuckerberg.
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