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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ February 18, 2018
	NEWS
	Facebook forges ahead with kids app despite criticism The Philadelphia Tribune NEW YORK — Facebook is forging ahead with its messaging app for kids, despite child experts who have pressed the company to shut it down and others who question Facebook's financial support of some advisers who approved of the app. Messenger Kids lets kids under 13 chat with friends and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook and Twitter worked just as advertised for Russia's troll army Recode That's because Facebook, Twitter and other social media companies did exactly what they tell marketers they can do: They let the the Russians efficiently deliver messages to large groups of targeted people, much more effectively than they could if they bought TV ads or any other traditional ad campaign ... Facebook will send postcards to verify US election ad buyers - Engadget Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Anchorage woman turns to Facebook to find stolen SUV KTVA University of Alaska Anchorage student Aubrey Davis-Loosli says she got her Honda CRV back thanks to Facebook posts, after it was stolen last weekend. ... She called APD and went straight to social media, posting her car's information on Facebook pages helping to address Alaska crime including ... Flag as irrelevant
	Donald Trump Invokes Facebook Vice President's Comments on Russian Meddling Wall Street Journal WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump said Saturday that an alleged Russian plot to influence the 2016 election didn't benefit his campaign, invoking comments by a Facebook Inc. executive to support his position. "The Fake News Media never fails," Mr. Trump wrote as part of a series of afternoon ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook apologizes for text spam for 2FA users; here's how to secure your account wisely WBIR-TV LOS ANGELES — An engineer signed up for Facebook two-factor authentication and the social network responded by sending him endless text notifications, ones he didn't want. After Gabriel Lewis posted about his woes on Twitter, Facebook responded by saying it was "looking into the situation.". Flag as irrelevant
	Thurston County turns to Facebook for new deputies KOMO News Thurston County turns to Facebook for new deputies. by Matt Markovich. Thurston County Deputy Chris Schoenberg turns to Facebook to recruit new deputies. (Photo: KOMO News). fb2.jpg · fb3.jpg · fb4.jpg ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Facebook Admits SMS Notifications Sent Using Two-Factor Number Was Caused by Bug Slashdot Facebook has clarified the situation around SMS notifications sent using the company's two-factor authentication (2FA) system, admitting that the messages were indeed caused by a bug. From a report: In a blog post penned by Facebook Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos, the company says the error ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook's VP Speaks Out On Russian Election Meddling and Their Use of Facebook Ads RedState Today, the vice president of advertising for Facebook, Rob Goldman, took to Twitter to give his take on Russian use of Facebook ads in the 2016. This is important because a key part of the campaign to delegitimize President Trump and, as they say, place an asterisk by his name as being elected by a ... Flag as irrelevant
	How to make money with facebook likes tournai.be Given the new changes in 2013 of allowing video in FB readers feeds, now is the time to earn money! more by searching for: Make money with facebook fan pages. Twitter and Facebook can be great ways to show off your language and grammar 6 Guaranteed Ways to Get More Followers on Facebook, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Belgian court orders Facebook to stop tracking users WFIN Photodisc/Thinkstock(BRUSSELS) — Facebook must stop tracking Belgian users who are surfing the web outside of the social network — or face a fine of more than $300,000 a day, a Belgian court ruled. The court also ordered Facebook to delete data that it has already gathered from these users. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook plans to use US mail to verify IDs of election ad buyers 92.7 The Van By Dustin Volz WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Facebook Inc will start using postcards sent by U.S. mail later this year to verify the identities and location of people who want to purchase U.S. election-re... Flag as irrelevant

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