Erasebook Updates

The year 2020 straddles the massive gap between the company Facebook projects itself to be and the one defined by its IRL actions.

Facebook has decided on a novel strategy to try and get back in Joe Biden's good graces: brainwash convince its 2 billion users that COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective.

Facebook and Twitter have reversed algorithms deployed during the election to prioritize MSM reporting

Parler Press Release

Australia’s consumer regulator has taken social media giant Facebook to court for secretly harvesting the data of users via its VPN subsidiary Onavo Protect.

Facebook’s Astronomically Stupid Community Standards

Forty state attorneys general are expected to file an antitrust lawsuit against Facebook Wednesday, alleging that the company engages in anticompetitive behavior, people familiar with the lawsuit told Fox News. Lawmakers have previously pressed Facebook on its 2012 and 2014 purchases of Instagram and WhatsApp, respectively, which the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) vetted at the time. The lawsuit will accuse Facebook, which has more than 2.7 billion users, of buying out its competitors and leaving consumers with fewer social media alternatives, those familiar with the matter said.

Parler CEO and founder John Matze denounced Facebook this morning after reports that the tech giant is planning to work with Vice President Joe Biden to push what CEO Mark Zuckerberg called  "authoritative information" regarding the soon-to-be-available COVID-19 vaccines.

The goal was to showcase “authoritative” outlets and make “hyperpartisan” outlets like Breitbart less prominent

The $750+ billion company still has options, but none end well.

Facebook is building a strategy to help get on President-elect Joe Biden's good side, company sources told the Financial Times.

The tech CEOs came out on the defense in a wide range of questions.

Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey will appear before a Senate committee on Tuesday at 10 a.m. ET/7 a.m. PT.

The president-elect has hired former Facebook executives even though some in his camp consider the company enemy No. 1.

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) says he has been approached by a Facebook whistleblower who alleges coordination between Facebook, Google, and Twitter to suppress and censor their platforms.