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A BONKERS bloke faked his own death to see who would come to the funeral but was left less than impressed with the result.
Baltazar Lemos, 60, from Curitiba, Brazil, decided to put his friendships to the test with the ultimate prank.
Baltazar Le…
Warren Mundine, a leading critic of voice to parliament, is concerned advertising from main referendum campaigns may be removed by platformsFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates.Get our morning and afternoon news emails, free app o…
Democrats and liberal groups deplored decision to revoke ban on former president who incited insurrection but ACLU defends movePoliticians and civil rights advocates have weighed in on Meta’s decision to allow former president Donald Trump to return to…
‘I will not let that happen – not on my watch’, president saysSign up to receive First Thing – our daily briefing by emailThe US economy expanded at a 2.9% annual pace from October through December, ending 2022 with momentum despite the pressure of hig…
As Trump was reinstated, Meta’s Nick Clegg stressed ‘guardrails’ were in place. He could soon find them testedIf Donald Trump’s activity on his Truth Social account is a reliable indicator of what his return to Facebook and Instagram will unleash, then…
Civil rights groups voice anger at ‘unethical’ decision, while others say the public has an interest in hearing directly from candidates for political officeThe news that Meta will allow Donald Trump back on Facebook and Instagram following a two-year …
Ex-president to be allowed back ‘in coming weeks … with new guardrails in place’ after ban that followed January 6 attackIn a highly anticipated decision, Meta has said it will allow Donald Trump back on Facebook and Instagram following a two-year ban …
Meta had imposed a two-year suspension on Trump’s accounts on Jan. 7, 2021, following an attack on the capitol building in Washington by the former presidents’ supporters.
Meta Platforms announced the implementation of more features into its end-to-end encrypted Messanger App. Meta Platforms started gradually expanding testing default end-to-end encryption for Messenger. The company announced that over the next few months, its users will continue to see some of their chats gradually being upgraded with end-to-end encryption. “We will notify people in […]
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Government says Acma will be able to impose a compulsory code of conduct against disinformation on digital platformsFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastThe m…