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Mark Zuckerberg shares some of the most difficult changes we’ve made in Meta’s history.
Mark Zuckerberg announces steps to make Meta a better technology company and improve our financial performance.
We don’t want people to be deceived, so we take legal action against misleading domains.
We’re launching Facebook Shops and investing in features across our apps that inspire people to shop and make selling online easier.
In response to Australia’s proposed new Media Bargaining law, we'll restrict publishers and people in Australia from sharing or viewing news on Facebook.
Our landmark agreements with Vistra, TerraPower, and Oklo will expand the operation of three nuclear power plants, boost the development of nuclear technology, and foster job growth in American communities.
An update on what we're doing to protect people from scraping data on Facebook and Instagram.
If Australia’s proposed news regulation becomes law, we will reluctantly stop allowing publishers and people in Australia to share local and international news on Facebook and Instagram.
Instagram's research shows that on 11 of 12 well-being issues, teenage girls who said they struggled with those issues also said that Instagram made them better rather than worse.
Today we filed a lawsuit against two individuals for violating our Terms of Service and Portugal’s Database Protection Law.
Meta is not wanting or “threatening” to leave Europe and any reporting that implies we do is simply not true.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Meta, a new company brand for Facebook apps and technologies.
Drew Houston, co-founder and CEO of Dropbox, has been appointed to Facebook's board of directors, effective immediately.