The ruling ended a more than two-year-long dispute over the governments decision to block internet access on the island of Papua amid protests and demonstrations. Suffering attacks from Democrats and Republicans alike, Facebook has sought to distance itself from the issue by deferring some content-moderation decisions to an independent oversight board and embracing government involvement in content moderation. On October 27, Indonesias Constitutional Court ruled that it is constitutionally acceptable for the Indonesian government to block and throttle the internet in times of social strife. Twitter forms a wiki lite for content management – AEI The app will now display a warning label on these videos that reads, “Caution: Video flagged for unverified content.” TikTok will start displaying warnings on videos that contain questionable information that couldn’t be verified by fact-checkers, and it’ll begin warning users when they go to re-share those videos that the information hasn’t been confirmed. TikTok will now warn you about videos with questionable information – The Verge While their tales don’t unfold entirely as planned, the HBO documentary exposes how ripe for manipulation this whole culture is, and the powerful incentives to game the system. “Fake Famous” offers a novel window into the world of influencers, conducting an experiment to see if three young wannabes can be transformed into marketing dynamos. ‘Fake Famous’ spotlights the darker side of how ‘influencers’ get made – CNN That’s no surprise: internet blackouts are now common around the world when power hangs in the balance. Internet disruptions in Myanmar last Monday morning coincided with reports that top politicians, including the country’s de-facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi, were being rounded up by the military. Internet blackouts skyrocket amid global political unrest – Axios
The pop-up tells users that allowing trackers will mean they “get ads that are more personalized” and “support business that rely on ads to reach customers.”
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Facebook is trying to pre-empt Apple’s big privacy update by asking users for permission to track them – Yahooįacebook announced last Monday it would be sending a pop-up notification to iOS users, asking for permission to track their activity so they can be targeted with ads.
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