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The Facebook company is now Meta. Meta builds technologies that help people connect, find communities, and grow businesses. When Facebook launched in 2004, it changed the way people connect. Apps like Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp further empowered billions around the world. Now, Meta is moving beyond 2D screens toward immersive experiences like augmented and virtual reality to help build the next evolution in social technology. We want to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. To do that, we ask that you help create a safe and respectful online space. These community values encourage constructive conversations on this page: • Start with an open mind. Whether you agree or disagree, engage with empathy. • Comments violating our Community Standards will be removed or hidden. So please treat everybody with respect. • Keep it constructive. Use your interactions here to learn about and grow your understanding of others. • Our moderators are here to uphold these guidelines for the benefit of everyone, every day. • If you are seeking support for issues related to your Facebook account, please reference our Help Center (https://www.facebook.com/help) or Help Community (https://www.facebook.com/help/community). For a full listing of our jobs, visit http://www.facebookcareers.com

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After a white supremacist broadcast part of a 2019 attack that killed 51 Muslims in New Zealand, Facebook tried to bar the practice. Hamas still found a way.

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What Happened: Cybercriminals are reportedly taking advantage of the curiosity of social media users by offering adult content, as reported by Bitdefender on Tuesday. The cybersecurity firm found a large-scale operation on Facebook designed to pilfer personal and financial data from unsuspecting users.

Beware Facebook Users: The Lure Of Explicit Content May Cost You Your Data

Rep. Troy Nehls, who is testifying as a defense witness for Trump, said in a Facebook post that "Violent extremists stormed the Capitol" on January 6, 2021.

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Facebook and Instagram users in Europe will have the option beginning in November to pay for ad-free versions of the social media platforms.

Meta will charge for ad-free versions of Facebook, Instagram in Europe after privacy ruling

Demolition of the crumbling Red Apple Rest off Route 17 set off a torrent of memories and speculation about the long-shuttered Borscht Belt landmark.

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The European data regulator has agreed to extend a ban imposed by non-EU member Norway on "behavioural advertising" on Facebook and Instagram to cover all 30 countries in the European Union and the European Economic Area,

Facebook owner Meta faces EU ban on targeted advertising

The European data regulator has agreed to extend a ban on "behavioural advertising" on Facebook and Instagram to cover all 30 countries in the European Union and the European Economic Area, Norway's data regulator said late on Tuesday.

Facebook owner faces EU ban on targeted advertising, Norway says

People who use Facebook and Instagram in about 30 European countries will soon have a choice. Kind of. They can agree to see ads based on Meta’s tracking of what they do online and their whereabouts. Or they can stop ads on Facebook and Instagram if they pay about $17 a month. (Or they can quit those apps.)

Would you pay $17 a month for Facebook and Instagram?

Aiming to comply with European regulations on data privacy, Meta will also see a new revenue stream from paid users The post Meta Launches Paid Facebook, Instagram Subscriptions in Europe appeared first on TheWrap.

Meta Launches Paid Facebook, Instagram Subscriptions in Europe

The Supreme Court debates whether government workers have a right to block online critics from their personal accounts if they also use those accounts for official business.

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F acebook has been accused by rights group Amnesty International of contributing to violence during the brutal two-year conflict in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region. The social media site's algorithms "supercharged the spread of harmful rhetoric", Amnesty said in a report.

Facebook algorithms 'supercharged' Ethiopia hate speech

Facebook has been accused by rights group Amnesty International of contributing to violence during the brutal two-year conflict in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region. The social media site's algorithms "supercharged the spread of harmful rhetoric", Amnesty said in a report.

Facebook's algorithms 'supercharged' hate speech in Ethiopia's Tigray conflict

Introducing end-to-end encryption on Facebook would be like “consciously turning a blind eye to child abuse”, the head of the National Crime Agency (NCA) has said. Graeme Biggar told a conference in central London that it should not be up to multinational corporations to decide where the balance lies between privacy and security.

‘Facebook end-to-end encryption like turning a blind eye to child abuse’

With AI advances, you can more easily pinpoint alternative traffic sources and effectively implement a diversified approach.

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This new subscription is optional, and users can continue to use Facebook or Instagram for free as long as they are willing to keep seeing ads and agree to have their information used for ads. Many users are likely to accept the ads because the subscription certainly isn't cheap.

Meta Introduces Ad-Free Subscription for Facebook, Instagram

Seasons greetings, Hackers! As the year 2024 came to a close, we took a moment to reflect on how YOU—our growing community of curious readers and talented writers—engaged with our platform. And what better place to start than by examining how you made use of our search feature last year? Most Searched Tags on HackerNoon in 2024 Back in August, we announced that our tag pages had been revamped for the first time since launching HackerNoon 2.0 in 2019. This update made it easier to discover stories in various niches, and with over 11,000 stories published across 22 tech categories in 2024, we were curious about the tags that piqued your interest the most. So, without further ado, here are the 15 most searched tags of 2024: Tag

Number of searches



profit

107,735



google

93,610



token economy

42,346



github

26,736



react

17035



marketing

13355



vinish

12528



gas tokens

11508



react native

10642



uber

9587



golang

8241



tokens

7874



customers

7857



bootstrapped

7432



node

7389 It’s fascinating to see what’s capturing the attention of our readers! Profit and Google top the list, reflecting a keen interest in business and tech. Token economy also stands out, pointing to a growing curiosity around blockchain and cryptocurrency. React and GitHub making the list suggests that we house a healthy developer audience actively seeking tools and resources to improve their projects. It’s also interesting to see terms like Uber, customers, and bootstrapped demonstrating an ongoing interest in entrepreneurship and startup culture. Overall, the data highlights a mixed bag of interests, slightly skewed towards innovation and practical business strategies. But wait, there’s more! Let’s take a look at some of the more “interesting” search queries we came across": Weirdest Searches on HackerNoon in 2024 Search query

Number of searches



<empty search>

58510



emojiis

3514



about

4126



ball

637



laura

359



garage

315



meta-burger

185



yellow

363



orange

361 First off, an empty search—perhaps some users pondered the universe with no particular query in mind? Same bro, same! "About" came in with 4126 searches. Then, we have "ball" (637 searches) — football, soccer? Maybe “Laura” (359 searches) knows since she’s clearly in high demand. And who could forget the “garage” (315 searches) — starting a band, anyone? Finally, we’ve got "meta-burger" (185 searches) — seriously, if Zuckerberg has figured out a way to turn virtual food tangible, someone better tell me right now! And of course, “orange” (361 searches)—ah! the great debate: what came first, the fruit or the color? As we wrap up the year and reflect on these search trends, it's clear that HackerNoon continues to be a place where curiosity thrives. In the new year, we hope to continue serving all your interests—niche or otherwise. Until next time, The HackerNoon Team Read More About HackerNoon’s (and the HackerNoon Community’s) 2024: HackerNoon Decoded: And the Award For the Most Read Category Goes To…
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Welcome to HackerNoon Decoded: The Best of 2024 Seasons greetings, Hackers! As the year 2024 came to a close, we took a moment to reflect on how YOU—our growing community of curious readers and talented writers—engaged with our platform. And what better place to start than by examining how you made use of our search feature last year? Most Searched Tags on HackerNoon in 2024 Back in August, we announced that our tag pages had been revamped for the first time since launching HackerNoon 2.0 in 2019. This update made it easier to discover stories in various niches, and with over 11,000 stories published across 22 tech categories in 2024, we were curious about the tags that piqued your interest the most. announced tag pages 22 tech categories So, without further ado, here are the 15 most searched tags of 2024: So, without further ado, here are the 15 most searched tags of 2024: Tag

Number of searches



profit

107,735



google

93,610



token economy

42,346



github

26,736



react

17035



marketing

13355



vinish

12528



gas tokens

11508



react native

10642



uber

9587



golang

8241



tokens

7874



customers

7857



bootstrapped

7432



node

7389 Tag

Number of searches



profit

107,735



google

93,610



token economy

42,346



github

26,736



react

17035



marketing

13355



vinish

12528



gas tokens

11508



react native

10642



uber

9587



golang

8241



tokens

7874



customers

7857



bootstrapped

7432



node

7389 Tag

Number of searches profit

107,735 google

93,610 token economy

42,346 github

26,736 react

17035 marketing

13355 vinish

12528 gas tokens

11508 react native

10642 uber

9587 golang

8241 tokens

7874 customers

7857 bootstrapped

7432 node

7389 Tag Number of searches Tag Tag Number of searches Number of searches profit 107,735 profit profit 107,735 107,735 google 93,610 google google 93,610 93,610 token economy 42,346 token economy token economy 42,346 42,346 github 26,736 github github 26,736 26,736 react 17035 react react 17035 17035 marketing 13355 marketing marketing 13355 13355 vinish 12528 vinish vinish 12528 12528 gas tokens 11508 gas tokens gas tokens 11508 11508 react native 10642 react native react native 10642 10642 uber 9587 uber uber 9587 9587 golang 8241 golang golang 8241 8241 tokens 7874 tokens tokens 7874 7874 customers 7857 customers customers 7857 7857 bootstrapped 7432 bootstrapped bootstrapped 7432 7432 node 7389 node node 7389 7389 It’s fascinating to see what’s capturing the attention of our readers! Profit and Google top the list, reflecting a keen interest in business and tech. Token economy also stands out, pointing to a growing curiosity around blockchain and cryptocurrency. React and GitHub making the list suggests that we house a healthy developer audience actively seeking tools and resources to improve their projects. It’s also interesting to see terms like Uber, customers , and bootstrapped demonstrating an ongoing interest in entrepreneurship and startup culture. Overall, the data highlights a mixed bag of interests, slightly skewed towards innovation and practical business strategies. Profit Google Token economy React GitHub Uber, customers bootstrapped But wait, there’s more! Let’s take a look at some of the more “interesting” search queries we came across": But wait, there’s more! Let’s take a look at some of the more “interesting” search queries we came across": Weirdest Searches on HackerNoon in 2024 Search query

Number of searches



<empty search>

58510



emojiis

3514



about

4126



ball

637



laura

359



garage

315



meta-burger

185



yellow

363



orange

361 Search query

Number of searches



<empty search>

58510



emojiis

3514



about

4126



ball

637



laura

359



garage

315



meta-burger

185



yellow

363



orange

361 Search query

Number of searches <empty search>

58510 emojiis

3514 about

4126 ball

637 laura

359 garage

315 meta-burger

185 yellow

363 orange

361 Search query Number of searches Search query Search query Number of searches Number of searches <empty search> 58510 <empty search> <empty search> 58510 58510 emojiis 3514 emojiis emojiis 3514 3514 about 4126 about about 4126 4126 ball 637 ball ball 637 637 laura 359 laura laura 359 359 garage 315 garage garage 315 315 meta-burger 185 meta-burger meta-burger 185 185 yellow 363 yellow yellow 363 363 orange 361 orange orange 361 361 First off, an empty search—perhaps some users pondered the universe with no particular query in mind? Same bro, same! "About" came in with 4126 searches. Then, we have "ball" (637 searches) — football, soccer? Maybe “Laura” (359 searches) knows since she’s clearly in high demand. And who could forget the “garage” (315 searches) — starting a band, anyone? Finally, we’ve got "meta-burger" (185 searches) — seriously, if Zuckerberg has figured out a way to turn virtual food tangible, someone better tell me right now! And of course, “orange” (361 searches)—ah! the great debate: what came first, the fruit or the color? As we wrap up the year and reflect on these search trends, it's clear that HackerNoon continues to be a place where curiosity thrives. In the new year, we hope to continue serving all your interests—niche or otherwise. Until next time, The HackerNoon Team Read More About HackerNoon’s (and the HackerNoon Community’s) 2024: HackerNoon Decoded: And the Award For the Most Read Category Goes To… HackerNoon Decoded: The Polls that Defined 2024 HackerNoon Coded: The Top 10 Countries Where HackerNoon Is the Most Active HackerNoon Partnerships, Decoded! Welcome to HackerNoon Decoded: The Best of 2024 HackerNoon Decoded: And the Award For the Most Read Category Goes To … HackerNoon Decoded: And the Award For the Most Read Category Goes To HackerNoon Decoded: The Polls that Defined 2024 HackerNoon Decoded: The Polls that Defined 2024 HackerNoon Coded: The Top 10 Countries Where HackerNoon Is the Most Active HackerNoon Coded: The Top 10 Countries Where HackerNoon Is the Most Active HackerNoon Partnerships, Decoded! HackerNoon Partnerships, Decoded! Welcome to HackerNoon Decoded: The Best of 2024 Welcome to HackerNoon Decoded: The Best of 2024

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