Google Alert - facebook

	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ February 9, 2021
	NEWS
	Facebook to remove more false claims about COVID-19 and vaccines CNET Facebook is expanding a list of false claims about the coronavirus and vaccines that aren't allowed on the social network. Angela Lang/CNET. For the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook says it'll ban anti-vax content, again Mashable As Monday's announcement makes clear, Facebook still has some work to do. "Today, we are expanding our efforts to remove false claims on Facebook ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook targets false vaccine claims Washington Post Facebook said it will take stronger steps to eliminate false information about the coronavirus and vaccines on its social network, a move that could ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sumner County Schools gets $60K grant from Facebook WSMV Nashville "Giving rural areas access to the Internet is vital to ensure these students do not fall behind. We are grateful to Facebook for helping us in our efforts.". Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook announces plans to remove vaccine misinformation content ABC News The company said it expanded the list of prohibited false claims made on Facebook and Instagram posts about the virus and the vaccines. It announced ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook post prompts West Linn cop to remove black velvet clown painting from his office at high ... oregonlive.com A 2015 West Linn High graduate, who has a sister who is a junior at the school, posted this photo on a West Linn community forum on Facebook, calling ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook and Snap Inc call for a GDPR-aligned Australian Privacy Act ZDNet To avoid this risk, Facebook has recommended that Australian privacy laws be reformed to make them more aligned with the "best practice privacy ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook expands ban on COVID-19 vaccine misinformation New York Post Facebook says it will expand its crackdown on bogus COVID-19 vaccine claims — while promoting information about how and where to get shots. Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus latest: Facebook expands fight against Covid and vaccine misinformation Financial Times Facebook said claims about Covid-19 or vaccines that do not violate these policies will still be eligible for third-party fact-checking, and will be labelled ... Flag as irrelevant

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