Google Alert - facebook

	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ February 9, 2018
	NEWS
	Facebook confirms test of a downvote button for flagging comments TechCrunch How can Facebook promote meaningful interaction between users? Apparently by letting them downvote inappropriate, offensive, or misleading comments to hide them. Facebook is now testing a downvote button on a limited set of public Page post comment reels, the company confirms to TechCrunch. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook is testing a surprise new feature Mashable Ever the innovator, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg appears to have found a way to transfer all the bickering in your feed into something much more orderly. Specifically ... Facebook, when reached for comment, was quick to insist that this move does not presage the coming of a "dislike" button. "We are ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Copy Our Social Network And We'll Copy Your Office', Facebook Tells Google Londonist "We just think it'd make a nice piece of public art, that's all," claimed a Facebook rep. "You know, like that massive thumbs up they had on the Fourth Plinth." Upon reaching out to Google for comment, the firm requested that we get in contact via Google+. We're still trying to work out how to use it. Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Facebook's Rights Manager Now Protects Your Video on Instagram Facebook Media By Fred Beteille, Head of Product, Rights & Music. We recently extended Rights Manager to help monitor and protect video on Instagram, in addition to Facebook. While we've always provided tools for rights owners to report potential IP violations on Instagram, now Rights Manager offers another way to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Jim Carrey says users should yank their Facebook accounts Circa LOS ANGELES (AP) - Delete your account. That's what Jim Carrey says Facebook users should do, as the actor looks to pull the mask off fake news. The star of "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" and "The Mask" said on Twitter on Tuesday that he's dumping his Facebook stock and deleting his page because ... Flag as irrelevant
	Don't fall for this new viral hoax about your Facebook feed GuideLive There are three certainties in life: death, taxes and social media algorithm changes. Sometimes, though, the changes you hear about aren't actually real. It's true that Facebook kicked off 2018 by making big changes to the News Feed with the stated purpose of showing users more content from friends ... Flag as irrelevant

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