Monday 27 September, 2021
Wearers can take a picture or record video by voice command or by pressing a button.
Most of the complaints, 739, related to posts on Twitter.
The Facebook-owned company has launched judicial review proceedings against the penalty in the High Court.
The Irish privacy watchdog has also reprimanded the company over its failure to comply with GDPR transparency rules.
A network of 65 Facebook accounts and 243 Instagram accounts was traced back to Fazze, an advertising and marketing firm working in Russia.
The operation targeted primarily India and Latin America.
In a joint statement they said the misleading claims in these ads had been published by “malicious third-parties”.
Asking workers to be fully vaccinated before returning to work raises thorny legal issues.
Anti-lockdown groups on social media and Telegram channels criticised the signing of the law which paves the way for indoor dining.
Senator John McGahon said Facebook has “spiralled out of control”.
Facebook rejected the criticism saying its efforts to get facts out are ‘saving lives’.
The social media pages of some English players were hit by racist comments following Sunday’s match.
Ireland is one of just nine countries out of 139 to reject the deal.
Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg has said he expects the shift to remote work to be a lasting one.
The social media giant will review whether Trump should be allowed to return two years after he was initially banned.
The formal probe follows a preliminary investigation focused on Facebook’s Marketplace classifieds service.
Leo Varadkar contacted the companies following a protest in March.
Leo Varadkar told an Oireachtas committee he felt it was odd and suspicious that people would not be able to see an agreement they had signed.
Facebook Ireland today lost its bid to block the Data Protection Commissioner from conducting a probe into the matter.
A whistleblower has told a Dáil committee of the need for proper supports and better workers’ rights.
The Facebook Oversight Board will rule on Trump’s ongoing ban this afternoon.
Facebook’s independent oversight board is ruling tomorrow on whether to allow Trump back on the platform.
The DPC had sought information on how SF uses its database and information collected from social media.
The dataset leaked online included phone numbers and email addresses from Facebook users
More than 1.5 million Irish users have been affected by the breach.
The dataset leaked online included phone numbers and email addresses from Facebook users.
Facebook has said that if inconsistent regulatory regimes are introduced, it could be forced to choose “between violating Irish law or violating EU law”.
An Oireachtas committee will hear submissions from Facebook and Twitter today on the proposed Electoral Reform Bill.
The pay deal follows a similar agreement struck with Google last month.
The judge said the man targeted an impressionable young teenager when he pretended to be actors Killian Scott and Robert Sheehan six years ago
There have been multiple posts on social media making claims about the number of suicides in an area of Galway recently.
The legal action concerned the use of photo face-tagging and other biometric data without users’ consent.
The social media giant defended its handling of a dispute with Australia over payments to media organisations.
The tech giant has resolved its conflict with the Australian government.
The event would be in breach of Level 5 Covid-19 restrictions if it went ahead.
A proposed law in Australia would compel internet companies to pay news organisations.
As of yesterday, Facebook has blanked out the pages of media outlets for Australian users.
The company announced the new measure last night.
