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| Ohio candidate doesn't regret sexual conquest Facebook post CLEVELAND – An Ohio Supreme Court justice and Democratic gubernatorial candidate said on Facebook that people should "lighten up" after deleting a previous post outlining his sexual history with women that drew widespread criticism for trivializing sexual harassment and sexual assault.
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| Facebook interaction leads to alleged torment for Albuquerque teen ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Facebook is a go-to for social interaction, chatting, even getting in touch with people you may or may not know. Advertisement. It's also where a teen girl told police she met a 24-year-old man, now identified as Oliver Delgadillo Vasquez. She was just 12 at the time, but after that ...
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| Facebook Removes Third-Party Invites – The Forgotten Feature Today, Facebook announced that it's going to phase out third-party invites. Yes, it's that one feature that most of us have forgotten. It's a feature reserved for games, like FarmVille and Bejeweled. But the majority of its users might have blocked out those app invites from showing up on their Facebook feed ...
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| 'Facebook' ads are way more important than the children we slaughter in some poor country The fundamental issue involving the Russiagate scandal is something Noam Chomsky said about Nixon somewhere. Richard Nixon didn't get the boot because he plunged Chile into fascism or bombed Cambodia or sided with Pakistan while its dictator was slaughtering people in Bangladesh. He got ...
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| Sex offender caught creating Facebook profile with false name He said that he got it two days before he moved into his new home after splitting with his partner, whose last name he had used on the Facebook profile. Damian Sabino, defending, said that Graham had been remanded in custody since September 14 and he was vulnerable and a target for bullying.
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| The policy that the US porn industry has and Facebook needs This spring, Facebook rolled out a feature allowing users to request that Facebook take down any unauthorized intimate images that are being shared on the platform. And last week, Facebook announced a pilot program for users in Australia to upload nude images of themselves they suspected were ...
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