A few users faced difficulties accessing Facebook and Instagram, leading to inconvenience. It's worth noting that not all users were affected by these issues, but rather only a subset of users experienced problems as Meta services were facing some issues.
Meta AI has introduced new generative AI tools for Facebook and Instagram users to help them create attractive posts and gain maximum engagement.
Meta has set out certain border guidelines that creators need to follow to be eligible for a bonus program. The program is also aimed at increasing the engagement on the platform, which has recently crossed 150 million monthly active users.
Meta AI was initially available in the US. The company has now rolled out Llama 3-based Meta AI across major countries including Australia, Canada, Ghana, Jamaica, and more. This chatbot will be available on Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp.
The social media giant also asserted that it has dedicated over $20 billion to develop teams and technology aimed at safeguarding online elections.
Meta has failed to prevent the promotion of child sexual abuse material on its platform, but new tools bring hope that it could become safer. These tools will make it more difficult for potential scammers and criminals to find and interact with teens.
Meta currently labels only those media as created or altered by AI, which makes a person appear to say something they didn’t say. The company's AI content label will now cover a broader range of media.
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Many Instagram users experienced login and feed refresh issues, prompting some to reset their passwords. This came shortly after a major outage that affected several social media platforms.
Meta announced that it will establish an Elections Operations Centre that will be staffed by experts who will monitor and identify potential threats, and implement specific measures with the aim of preventing the spread of AI-generated fake or manipulated content during the elections.
The users used X (formerly known as Twitter) to write about their woes, as it was the only social media platform working at the time of outrage. Musk also posted a meme with X leading the team of apps, along with an image of a post by Meta spokesperson Andy Stone.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk took a veiled dig at Meta over the global outages across its two popular platforms Facebook and Instagram. The DownDetector map showed outages were experienced in several countries.
Some users shared the pictures of social media giant founder Mark Zuckerberg wherein he could be seen fixing the issue with pliers. Even Musk took to X and shared a meme where he compared his platform with Facebook, Instagram and Threads.
Users faced trouble while signing in into their Facebook, Instagram accounts on both App and website. Take a look at how one can troubleshoot the problem.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, announced on Wednesday that services have been fully restored following a widespread global outage. The disruption, which affected millions of users, resulted in issues with accessing and using both platforms.
A senator said that there were concerns about the use of social media platforms against the interests of the country “through negative and malicious propaganda against the armed forces of Pakistan.”
In January, Meta removed over 22 million harmful posts from Facebook and Instagram in India. This action was taken to uphold community standards and comply with regulations.
Facebook's parent company, Meta, has decided not to make new deals for traditional news content in Australia, France, and Germany. This means that they will not be pursuing any new agreements for news content in these countries.
Meta has reportedly started testing new machine learning-based recommendations which use Instagram data for helping brands to discover creators who are the best fit for their campaigns.
Mark Zuckerburg, Founder and CEO of Meta has announced that the company is testing a new "trending topics" feature on Threads that will allow users to see what kinds of conversations are trending on the platform.
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