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Meta Platforms Inc is barring Russian state media from running ads or monetizing on its platform anywhere in the world, the parent company of social media giant Facebook said on Friday, February 25. “We also continue to apply labels to additional Russian state media,” Facebook security policy head Nathaniel Gleicher said on Twitter. “These changes have already begun rolling out and will continue into the weekend.” 1/ We are now prohibiting Russian state media from running ads or monetizing on our platform anywhere in the world. We also continue to apply labels to additional Russian state media. These changes have already begun rolling out and will continue into the weekend. — Nathaniel Gleicher (@ngleicher) February 26, 2022 He added, “We are now prohibiting Russian state media from running ads or monetizing on our platform anywhere in the world.” Gleicher earlier announced Facebook had set up a special operations center “to respond in real time” to the military conflict in Ukraine. The special operations center would be staffed with “experts (including native speakers) so we can closely monitor the situation and act as fast as possible.” Additionally, he said they had launched a tool for Ukrainian users, which would allow them “to lock their profile to provide an extra layer of privacy and security.” 2/ Last night, we also took steps to help people in region protect themselves online.

Russia has limited access to Facebook over the platform’s stance on the accounts of several Moscow-backed news outlets amid the invasion of Ukraine. Russia’s communications regulator Roskomnadzor accused the network of “censorship” and violating “the rights and freedoms of Russian citizens”. Facebook said it had refused to stop fact-checking and labelling content from state-owned news organisations. The move came a Read More

DAY Facebook said on Friday it blocked Russian state media from making money on its platform as Moscow''s invasion of neighboring Ukraine hit the streets of the capital Kiev.< /strong> “We now prohibit Russian state media from serving ads or monetizing on our platform anywhere in the world,” Nathaniel Gleicher, head of security policy at […] The post Facebook bans Russian state media from running ads and monetizing first appeared on The Bobr Times .

New Delhi: Hit by partial restrictions, Meta (formerly Facebook) on Saturday said it is prohibiting Russian state media from running ads or monetising on its platform anywhere in the world. The additional steps in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine came after the country began to “partially restrict” access to Facebook. “We are now prohibiting … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .

Facebook on Friday restricted Russian state media’s ability to earn money on the social media platform as Moscow’s invasion of neighboring Ukraine reached the streets of Kyiv. “We are now prohibiting Russian state media from running ads or monetizing on our platform anywhere in the world,” Nathaniel Gleicher, the social media giant’s security policy head,… Read More

Facebook''s vice president of global affairs has said that the Russian authorities have ordered the company to stop the independent fact-checking and labelling of content posted on Facebook by four Russian state-owned media organistaions.

Move comes hours after Moscow said it was limiting access to Facebook amid fact-checking row and invasion of Ukraine.

Meta Platforms Inc, the parent company of social media giant Facebook, announced on Friday that Russian state media will be barred from…

News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, Techgh24, https://newsghana.com.gh/russia-partially-blocks-facebook-for-fact-checking-state-media/The Russian government has partially blocked access to Facebook in the country after it claims the social network “restricted” the accounts of four Russian media outlets. In a statement on Friday, Russia’s tech and communications regulator, Roskomnadzor, said Facebook was violating “the rights and freedoms of Russian citizens,” and that it had recorded 23 cases […] News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, Techgh24, https://newsghana.com.gh/russia-partially-blocks-facebook-for-fact-checking-state-media/

Meta Dissolves Team Of "Hundreds" Of Employees Working On An In-House AR/VR Operating System We''re not quite sure Meta understands the whole point of pivoting into the "metaverse" business means. That''s because the artist formerly known as Facebook has officially dissolved its team developing a new augmented reality and virtual reality operating system, according to a report from The Information on Friday. There were more than 300 employees formerly working on the project, three people with knowledge of the situation said. Its intentions were to vertically integrate all of the necessities Meta would use to forge forward in the world of AR/VR. The company had been working on an operating system that it was developing from scratch, called XROS, that would have been used in its VR headsets and the company''s forthcoming AR glasses, the report said. The Information had previously reported that the project "had been underway for several years" and that the project''s disbanding "marked a setback for the company''s attempt to own the underlying software behind its Oculus VR headset and future augmented or mixed reality devices".

RTÉ broadcaster Miriam O’Callaghan has described her five-year legal battle with Facebook over false and misleading adverts as “very stressful”.

Moscow has also increased pressure on its domestic media, threatening to block reports that contain what it describes as ‘false information’ regarding its military operation in Ukraine

Meta Facebook faces a Partial ban from State Media, and this is because of its fact-checking procedures for the country''s citizens.

Russia''s announcement that it would implement a "partial restriction" of access to Facebook was met with a firm response from parent company Meta on Friday.

An apparent Russian clampdown and possibly negative news about its VR/AR efforts put the brakes on the company''s rise.