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In some cases, Facebook will leave up a rule-breaking post from an elected official because it's been declared 'newsworthy and in the public interest.' Now the company is going to label such posts to make this distinction clear.

The socially conscious ice-cream brand will stop running ads on the social platforms as part of #StopHateForProfit and speaks out in favor of Equality Act.

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The social network is also launching a Voting Information Center with details about registration, absentee ballots and getting to the polls.

CEO Adam Mosseri says the social network needs to 'better support' underrepresented groups.

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Apple, Amazon, Alphabet and Facebook have been pushed to respond.

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Facebook's decision to leave up a post by President Trump threatening "when the looting starts, the shooting starts" in reference to the George Floyd protests is continuing to damage the company's reputation.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Friday the company would leave up a post by President Trump which appeared to threaten U.S. protesters. Twitter placed the same post behind a block for "glorifying violence."

Trump is expected to sign such an order today.

The only catch? Facebook is indicating it'll lower the pay for employees who move out of a Silicon Valley, which has a high cost of living.

The social network will require employees to submit to temperature checks and wear face masks.

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The real standout feature is how your Messenger Room can live on your Facebook profile, enabling friends or family members to spontaneously drop in and hang out with you over the video chat.

#Classof2020 has been trending on social media, prompting people of all ages to post their high school photos. The problem: That info could help scammers solve password reset security questions.

The social media giant is working with Carnegie Mellon University to track the spread of COVID-19, and the company says the data correlates with publicly-available figures.

The Libra climbdown just confirms it.

The public has spoken, and the results range from frustration to relief.

The feature will help people connect with neighbors in need of assistance.