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Former or current Facebook users may get financial compensation from Facebook for losing their data. Previously, Facebook had faced a legal claim that it had failed to maintain users’ data privacy. This failure led to a $725M Facebook Data Privacy Class Action Settlement to provide compensation for the loss that the user faced. You may also have been a Facebook user and can be a valid claimant to get your compensation from Facebook. So, collect the full details and understand how to claim your financial justice. It can allow you to collect your cut from the $725M Facebook Settlement Amount and enable you to contribute to sue Facebook. Million of Facebook users may collect their compensation for facing data breaches. Facebook failed to protect users’ data which led to cause $725M Facebook Data Privacy Class Settlement and provided justice to affected users. Only valid claimants will get the compensation amount for their loss. So, people should check all the requirements that can help to file a valid compensation claim. Eligible people can apply and that is the only way to get your financial justice.  » Read More

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(Reuters) -Meta Platforms is rolling out its "Teen Accounts" feature to Facebook and Messenger on Tuesday, as it faces sustained criticism about ...  » Read More

The platform is strengthening its youth safety experience. By Chase DiBenedetto

CrimeUpdated: Dec. 10, 2023, 5:54 p.m.Published: Dec. 10, 2023, 4:13 p.m.A high schooler from Lancaster was killed last month after traveling to Baltimore to buy a car advertised on Facebook Marketplace, according to reports.Carlos Carrazana-Ricardo, 18, who attended J.P. McCaskey High School, drove 80 miles with a friend to west Baltimore to look at the vehicle on Sunday Nov. 26. The teen was shot in the head just before 8 p.m. as he drove away from the deal, after he decided against purchasing the vehicle, according to WBFF in Baltimore.His friend jumped into the drivers seat to try to find help when he crashed the car, according to the news station.Police linked the phone number Carrazana-Ricardo used to arrange the Facebook deal to Marques Harris, 18, who was arrested after a witness identified him as the suspect. Police later found a handgun at Harris’ home in Baltimore, according to CBS News.  » Read More

Sunday, December 10, 2023 A Facebook user accesses the online social media and social networking service using a virtual private network (VPN) at the weekend. PWDs have appealed to the government to reactivate the platform to enable them market their products. PHOTO/ABUBAKER KIRUNDA  What you need to know: Mr Juma Ssozi, the male councilor representing PWDs, says intervention by IDIWA was timely owing to the fact that the City Council had failed to organise this day due to limited funds. Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) have asked the government to reactivate Facebook to enable them to digitally market their products. In the run up to the 2021 General Elections, the government shut down the online social media and social networking service owned by American technology giant, Meta Platforms, after it deactivated hundreds of accounts run by National Resistance Movement (NRM) supporters. According to Facebook, the pro-NRM subscribers were using their accounts to flout its (Facebook’s) terms and conditions, including spreading fake news and misinformation. Despite availability of other social media platforms,  » Read More

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A man has been accused of setting up a fake Facebook account to send himself death threats that he could then blame on his ex-partner. Robert Colman, 52, of Argyle Street in Norwich, faces a single charge of perverting the course of justice. Nicola Lamb, prosecuting, told Norwich Magistrates’ Court it was claimed he had set up a Facebook profile in a woman’s name from which he then sent to himself threats to kill. He is then said to have contacted police to report the threats and insisted that they arrest her. But prosecutors allege the source of the messages was traced to an IP address linked to his property. Defence solicitor Chris Brown said: “He denies these allegations. There is at this stage no technical evidence simply someone saying they came from his IP address and not the woman concerned. That will be tested in due course.” Magistrates committed the case to be heard at Norwich Crown Court with an initial hearing on January 5.   He was bailed with conditions including not to contact the woman and not to set up new or use any existing social media accounts.  » Read More

Police report that Elijah Porter arranged to meet with sellers on Facebook Marketplace to purchase items from them. WASHINGTON — A D.C. man is facing charges after police say he repeatedly robbed people he arranged to meet with on Facebook Marketplace. According to the Metropolitan Police Department, 19-year-old Elijah Porter, of Northeast, D.C., has been charged with four counts of Robbery and one count of Threat to Kidnap or Injure a Person. Police report that Porter arranged to meet with sellers on Facebook Marketplace to purchase items from them. When the seller would arrive, Porter would reportedly take out a handgun and rob the victim instead before running away.  There are at least four robberies that Porter has been connected to, including: On Saturday, December 2, 2023, at approximately 10:55 p.m., in the 1300 block of Orren Street, Northeast. CCN: 23196630 On Wednesday, November 22, 2023, at approximately 1:27 p.m., in the 1300 block of Orren Street, Northeast. CCN: 23191191 On Tuesday, November 26,  » Read More

by 7News StaffFri, December 8th 2023, 10:09 PM UTCThe Facebook app is shown on a smart phone, Friday, April 23, 2021, in Surfside, Fla. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)WASHINGTON (7News) — A 19-year-old is behind bars after four armed robberies during Facebook Marketplace transactions in D.C.In each of the four instances, Elijah Porter, of Northeast, D.C. arranged to meet a victim at a specific location. When a person arrived, he brandished a gun and took their property. Then, Porter would leave the scene, police explained.ALSO READ | Juveniles utilizing apps to commit crimes, police sayBelow is a list of each incident:On Saturday, December 2, 2023, at approximately 10:55 p.m., in the 1300 block of Orren Street, Northeast.On Wednesday, November 22, 2023, at approximately 1:27 p.m., in the 1300 block of Orren Street, Northeast.On Tuesday, November 26, 2023, at approximately 1:20 p.m.,  » Read More