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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ March 16, 2018
	NEWS
	How Facebook protects Israel The Electronic Intifada (blog) The Israeli authorities are exerting pressure on Facebook to comply with more of their demands. Earlier this month, members of Israel's parliament, the Knesset, discussed how to suppress content of which they disapproved on the social media website. One objective was to get Facebook to ban pictures ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook tries to overturn Sri Lanka ban The Times Facebook pleaded to be switched back on in Sri Lanka yesterday as the row over its suspension escalated. Facebook and its messaging subsidiary WhatsApp have not been available since anti-Muslim riots last week in which three people were killed. The island is under a state of emergency. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook's Express WiFi program now has an app on Google Play Engadget Facebook has quietly launched its Express WiFi app on Google Play, and it's now available for download in Indonesia and Kenya. The application gives users a way to purchase internet connection from participating businesses instead of paying for a more expensive and, in many places in developing ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Lite launches in the US and more developed markets Android Authority (blog) ... on slower wireless networks. Facebook's lightweight messaging app, Messenger Lite, launched in the U.S. several months ago. ... Today, the social network revealed that the Facebook Lite app is now available to download in the U.S., along with other developed markets. Facebook Lite first launched ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Facebook Live Participedia Definition. Facebook Live is a live video streaming feature on the social media platform Facebook. It enables any Facebook user, via their individual profile or business page, to broadcast live to followers. Facebook Live is often used for marketing purposes and by celebrities, but may also be used as a ... Flag as irrelevant
	French court issues mixed ruling in Facebook nudity case WIProud PARIS (AP) - A French court ruled Thursday that Facebook failed to fulfill its contractual obligations by closing without prior notice the account of a user who posted a photo of a famous 19th century nude painting. Flag as irrelevant

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