Facebook asks users who or what they sleep with

As it stated in Facebook has been trying to get users to uncover who or what they "usually" sleep with. Facebook appeals the statement was simply poorly worded, and that its intention wasn't to get people to uncover who they sleep with, however what they sleep with, such as a teddy bear. From here, you could control who gets to see your aftertime posts and friends list. 2/9 Limit old posts Annoyingly, changing this has no influence on who's enable to of see your past Facebook posts. Did You Know, that released in December, is designed to get Facebook users to post further case updates.

Facebook just removed a bizarre question asking users who or what they sleep with

Facebook has been asking users to say it what they "usually sleep with." It was not clear to users if the bizarrely intrusive question is discussing sexual preferences or further family-friendly bedtime habits. Facebook has been asking some of its users an unusual — and intrusive — question: Who or what are you sleeping with? In an emailed statement, Facebook spokeserson Daniel Harrison told the firm has this time removed the question because of the mix-up. "We learned 1 of the questions in the 'Did You Know' feature was causing confusion between some people who saw it.

Russian trolls created Facebook events seen with further than 300,000 users

as mentioned in Posing as American activists, Russian government-linked trolls created 129 Facebook events among 2015 and 2017. In a written statement Facebook gave to the Senate Intelligence Committee launched on Thursday, the media network told which the events created with 1 Kremlin-linked troll group were seen with further than 300,000 Facebook users. The Russian group spent $200 promoting the events on Facebook, the firm told US Congress final fall. More than 120 mn Americans saw content from the Russian troll group, known as the net study Agency (IRA), Facebook told US Congress final fall. "We are unable to easy reconstruct how many Facebook users downloaded Kaspersky software," Facebook told in its written answers to the Senate Intelligence Committee.

Instagram and Facebook CRASH worldwide as angry users report they are unable to 'log in' on mobile phones

Some are complaining of a 'TOTAL Blackout' on Facebook - while others simply cannot log in. More than a 3rd of those complaining are simply unable to log in. Over on Facebook Messenger, further than 80% of the complaints are about being unable to log in. (Image: Bloomberg)One user, Joel, complained to DownDetector which Instagram was "not letting me refresh my chats or feeds." Facebook consumer David Henderson posted on the DownDetector website: "Glad it's not just me who's found his account unable to do anything at all, thought I'd been banned!"

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