16 billion passwords from Apple, Facebook, Google and more leaked. Why has no one heard of it? The leak exposed 16 billion login credentials and passwords, according to a researchers. The Independent UK · Jun 19, 2025
Your Facebook account just got even more secure – and it could make phishing a thing of the past Users will soon be able to secure their Facebook account with the added safety of a passkey. TechRadar · Jun 19, 2025
Why OpenAI engineers are turning down $100 million from Meta, according to Sam Altman Altman says Meta misses the point. Laptop · Jun 18, 2025
16 Billion Passwords Exposed From Apple, Facebook, and Google—5 Critical Moves to Protect Your Accounts A jaw-dropping password exposure has rocked the internet: a massive cache of 16 billion credentials—spanning Apple, Facebook, Google, and more—has leaked online. With infostealer malware and misconfigured databases fueling this crisis, nearly everyone’s digital life could be at risk. This isn’t just tech hype—it’s a serious wake-up call to act… Clever Dude · Jun 18, 2025
11 Privacy Secrets Facebook Doesn’t Want You to Know Think you’re safe on Facebook? Think again. Behind the scenes, many of Facebook’s default settings and secret systems collect more of your personal data than you realize. Knowing these Facebook privacy secrets lets you lock down your account and protect your identity. In this article, we reveal 11 hidden practices… Clever Dude · Jun 18, 2025
WhatsApp really is good, so Meta's had enough of that and is now 'monetising the periphery' with new ads that try to make it more like Instagram This Zucks. PC Gamer · Jun 18, 2025
The Weirdest Things People Actually Try to Sell on Facebook Marketplace Scrolling through Facebook Marketplace can feel like a treasure hunt—except sometimes, the “treasures” are downright bizarre. From haunted dolls to half-eaten snacks, the platform is a goldmine for the weirdest things people try to sell. If you’ve ever wondered what compels someone to list a single sock or a jar… Clever Dude · Jun 18, 2025
Trump’s Yemen bombings killed nearly as many civilians as 23 previous years of US attacks, analysis shows Monitoring group says high death rate in two months indicates change in US policy that could affect Iran The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2025
OpenAI boss accuses Meta of trying to poach staff with $100m sign-on bonuses Sam Altman describes offer from Mark Zuckerberg’s company as ‘crazy’, as scramble for talent intensifies The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2025
Argentines reel from health care cutbacks as President Milei's state overhaul mirrors Trump's Cancer patients say they’ve grown sicker since Argentina’s radical libertarian President Javier Milei took his chainsaw to the public health system The Independent UK · Jun 18, 2025
MIL’s Facebook Fame Grab Ruins Pregnancy Reveal, Gets Shut Down By Her Son And His Furious Wife Mother-in-law ruins couple’s pregnancy news by posting it on Facebook before they can tell anyone, then throws a fit when asked to delete the post. Bored Panda · Jun 17, 2025
WhatsApp is about to introduce ads in its messaging app Meta has announced that it will be introducing three new ad features in its messaging app, WhatsApp. Evening Standard · Jun 17, 2025
This Facebook Group Features Memes About The Cringy Side Of LinkedIn And Their Posts (21 Pics) LinkedIn has recently found itself at the center of a growing debate over its evolving nature, leading some to believe that it is entering a cringe era. Bored Panda · Jun 17, 2025
Sky, ITV and Channel 4 join forces in fightback against big tech’s ad market dominance The TV streamers are pooling their advertising services to make it easier for small companies to run campaigns The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2025
Fortune · Jun 17, 2025 WhatsApp introduces ads, fulfilling a plan its cofounders hated so much they left over it Cofounders Brian Acton and Jan Koum once promised “absolutely no ads” in WhatsApp. Meta won.
International Business Times · Jun 17, 2025 Rise In 'Harmful Content' Since Meta Policy Rollbacks: Survey Harmful content including hate speech has surged across Meta's platforms since the company ended third-party fact-checking in the United States and eased moderation policies, a survey showed Monday.
The Mary Sue · Jun 17, 2025 ‘Dutch Bros is the same way’: Woman issues warning about 7 Brew coffee after learning what’s really in it. Is ‘breve-style’ coffee really dangerous? “Don’t clog an artery for 7 Brew coffee,” says one customer after learning how the company’s drinks are made. In a viral 41-second TikTok, the woman says she means “no hate” toward the company, but she has a major concern about its coffee.
The Guardian - US · Jun 16, 2025 Spanish-language journalist to be turned over to Ice after protest arrest El Salvador-born Mario Guevara, arrested by Georgia police on Saturday, transferred to Ice officers after bond release
Windows Central · Jun 16, 2025 Ads and paywalls? WhatsApp might have just lost its unique selling point Meta is introducing ads and channel subscriptions to WhatsApp
The Independent UK · Jun 16, 2025 WhatsApp gets ads in major change of policy Marketing messages will be confined to one specific part of the app for now
Euronews · Jun 16, 2025 Verifying the authenticity of videos claiming to show Israeli and Iranian airstrikes A raft of unauthentic videos allegedly showing the latest escalation between Israel and Iran are circulating online.
Fortune · Jun 16, 2025 Term Sheet Next: How Facebook’s former chief revenue officer is coaching the next generation of startup founders Why 01 Advisors partner David Fischer went from Google and Facebook to venture investor.
Salon · Jun 16, 2025 MAGA blames Dems for Minnesota shooting False counter-narratives signal to other terrorists that MAGA has their back
International Business Times · Jun 15, 2025 Big Tech On A Quest For Ideal AI Device ChatGPT-maker OpenAI has enlisted the legendary designer behind the iPhone to create an irresistible gadget for using generative artificial intelligence (AI).
The Mary Sue · Jun 14, 2025 ‘Here’s your proof’: Customer wants to return cat food to Amazon. But first they have to prove their cat doesn’t like it Even if you’re loath to give more money to one of the world’s richest men, it’s kind of hard to avoid ordering from Amazon. Love it or hate it, there’s no denying the convenience factor. It’s sort of like the Walmart of online shopping.