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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ April 13, 2018
	NEWS
	Ex Facebook board member: I knew 20-year-old Mark Zuckerberg. He's not a bad person CNBC Mark Zuckerberg has been under intense scrutiny, testifying Tuesday and Wednesday to Congressional lawmakers about Facebook's privacy practices in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica data scandal. Former Facebook board member, Don Graham, spoke out Monday, defending Zuckerberg ... How Facebook could reinvent itself – 3 ideas from academia - The Conversation US Facebook shares are not as 'socially responsible' as many investors thought - CNBC Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Facebook at Work spamblocks some SQL queries Hacker News Automated censorship is what pisses me off the most about messenger. I'm a old enough now to be able to privately share whatever I want to my friend. Yes Facebook, sometimes I want to purposely send a porn link to my friend! reply ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook spammers making things worse Malwarebytes Labs Adding to Facebook's burden are two spam campaigns. One is aimed at Finnish users and the other was quickly terminated, but we expect both to resurface in one form or another. Flag as irrelevant
	Report vpnMentor Is your VPN running the Facebook pixel, thus putting a dent in your privacy? We tested almost 300 — check out the results and see if it's time you had a word with your provider. Flag as irrelevant
	Meet the SLJ "Book Nerds" LIVE on Facebook School Library Journal SLJ editors Shelley Diaz and Kiera Parrott—aka the "Book Nerds"—are launching a semimonthly live video series on Facebook, starting Tuesday, April 17 at 1 p.m. (ET). Every other Tuesday, the editors will broadcast a short, live video from their offices in lower Manhattan. Topics will include ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook wants to unleash AI to tackle the opioid crisis Advisory Board Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook is developing artificial intelligence tools to proactively identify and remove posts on the website involving illegal opioid sales. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook and the power to influence millions of voters CT Viewpoints The recent testimony of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is being portrayed as the response of our political class to invasions of user privacy. But this is really about the political classes' realization that Facebook has the power to organize voters and skew elections based on the preferences of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook And Other Firms Have A Ton Of Data On You. Here's How To Limit That KCLU After Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified before Congress Tuesday and Wednesday, Facebook users — among many — are still wondering if online privacy. Flag as irrelevant

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