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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ October 7, 2022
	NEWS
	Protecting People From Malicious Account Compromise Apps | Meta - Facebook Meta - Facebook More than 400 malicious Android and iOS apps this year targeted people to steal their Facebook login information. Flag as irrelevant
	Meta warns 1 million Facebook users who installed password-stealing apps | Engadget Engadget Meta is warning 1 million Facebook users that their account information may have been compromised by third-party apps from Apple or Google's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook users warned: You may have downloaded these password-stealing Android and iOS apps ZDNET Tech giant Meta said it has notified a million Facebook users that their usernames and passwords might have been stolen after downloading one of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Meta finds 400 mobile apps out to steal Facebook login info - Axios Axios Those login credentials can be used to gain complete access to someone's Facebook account — or other accounts, if they use the same email and password ... Flag as irrelevant
	These 400 Apps Might Have Stolen Facebook Usernames and Passwords - CNET CNET Facebook says it's notifying 1 million users that they might have logged into the social network from a harmful app. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Is Warning 1 Million Users About Stolen Usernames, Passwords - Bloomberg.com Bloomberg.com Meta Platforms Inc. said it would notify roughly 1 million Facebook users that their account credentials may have been compromised due to security ... Flag as irrelevant
	Malware Apps May Have Stolen The Passwords Of 1 Million Facebook Users, Meta Says Forbes As many as a million Facebook users were targeted with Android and iPhone malware apps that tried to steal their passwords, according to a report ... Flag as irrelevant
	Meta's Virtual Reality Meets Facebook's Harsh Real World - WSJ The Wall Street Journal Just the month prior, The Wall Street Journal published a scathing series called "The Facebook Files" based on a trove of internal documents that ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Detects 400 Android and iOS Apps Stealing Users Log-in Credentials The Hacker News Meta security team has identified more than 400 malicious Android and iOS apps that have stolen users' Facebook login credentials. Flag as irrelevant
	How Facebook Lost Ground to TikTok, and What It's Doing About It slate.com And that content from friends and family, while intriguing, can pale in comparison to content suggested by A.I. So Facebook is transforming itself to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook security warning for 1M users: Scam apps stole login credentials - 9to5Mac 9to5Mac Meta is warning 1 million Facebook users that their account information may have been compromised by third-party apps from Apple or Google's stores. Flag as irrelevant
	Sky News' Chris Kenny fails to read fine print over Facebook's IPA 'censorship' The Guardian Facebook's rules require ads which have political content to carry a "disclaimer, disclosure and ad labelling". From the Heart, the campaign for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Meta warns 1 million Facebook users their login info may have been compromised The Washington Post Facebook parent Meta is warning 1 million users that their login information may have been compromised through malicious apps. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook layoffs 2022: Thousands of employees have the Sword of Damocles hanging over ... Dazeinfo Facebook is laying off thousands of employees in 2022 as the company continue to remain in a hot water. Stock market value has plunged 60% Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook warns 1 million users whose logins were stolen by scam mobile apps - The Verge The Verge Meta is warning Facebook users about hundreds of apps on Apple and Google's app stores that were specifically designed to steal login credentials ... Flag as irrelevant
	Has Your Facebook Password Been Stolen? Meta Issues a Warning. - Barron's Barron's Meta said 400 malicious Android and iOS apps on the Google and Apple app stores tried to steal user's Facebook passwords. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Ad Policies have been renamed to Meta Ad Standards - Search Engine Land Search Engine Land Meta has renamed their Facebook Advertising Policies to Meta Advertising Standards to make them "as useful, transparent and clear as possible.". Flag as irrelevant
	Report: Even Facebook Isn't Using Its Own Metaverse, Begs Employees To Spend Time In It - Kotaku Kotaku And despite gambling everything on it in a world where anyone under 30 doesn't know what a Facebook is, it seems Meta's attempts to make sense of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook identifica mais de 400 aplicativos maliciosos no Android e iOS que roubam ... G1 - Globo Apps aparecem disfarçados no Google Play Store e na App Store da Apple como editores de fotos, jogos e serviços VPN. Flag as irrelevant
	One million Facebook users had passwords stolen by fake apps - AppleInsider AppleInsider Security researchers at Meta uncovered over 400 malicious apps from the App Store that stole credentials from Facebook users. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook is warning 1 million users about stolen usernames, passwords - Detroit News Detroit News Roughly 1 million Facebook may have had their account credentials compromised due to issues with apps from Apple and Alphabet Inc.'s software ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hundreds of apps are stealing people's Facebook accounts, Meta warns - Yahoo News Yahoo News Hundreds of apps are secretly stealing people's Facebook logins, parent company Meta has warned. The apps hide inside the iPhone and Android app ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook users warned about password-stealing apps - Pocket-lint Pocket-lint Meta has warned users that they "may have logged into Facebook from a malicious app", possibly giving them access to their passwords in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Meta found over 400 mobile apps 'designed to steal' Facebook logins - Digital Trends Digital Trends Meta has published a report detailing its discovery of over 400 mobile apps that were created to steal Facebook users' login information. Flag as irrelevant

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