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Google+ Shuts Down as Nearly Half a Million Accounts Compromised
Google has confirmed that it is shutting down Google +, a social network that was launched to rival Facebook, but failed to make an impact. However, the big news is not that Google+ is finally shutting down, which seemed inevitable, but that Google hid the data leak that has compromised nearly 500,000 accounts, reports The Indian Express.
Facebook partners with Httpool in Balkans
Httpool is now the official reseller partner for Facebook in the Balkans, including Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia.
Facebook recognizes the opportunity for this long-term partnership to aid local agencies and advertisers in reaching greater audiences and engaging in meaningful conversations with users, improving potential of the local businesses.
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EU Commissioner Gabriel on Attack Against Facebook
Sofia. Personal data are inviolable and when operating with data of European citizens, one must comply with the criteria for protection, EU Commissioner Mariya Gabriel told reporters in connection with the hacking attack against Facebook, Focus News Agency reports. She said she expects more than wishful statements from Facebook.
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Google Announces Cards, Discovery tools, Revamped Image Search at 20th Anniversary Event
At a surprisingly low-key 20th anniversary and future of search event, Google announced a number of new search features. Some are new, some are expansions or adaptations of existing capabilities, and some are borrowed or "inspired by" competitors' products (Snap, Instagram, Pinterest).
Facebook to Build $1 Billion Singapore Data Centre, First in Asia
AFP - Facebook said Thursday it will invest over $1 billion to build a data centre in Singapore, its first in Asia, powered by renewable energy and adapted to the city-state's tropical climate.
Freeloading Instagram stars draw ire of Turkish tourism sector
The head of a Turkish tourism association has blasted on "freeloading" Instagram stars and bloggers.
Parents can inherit dead daughter's Facebook account: German court
Germany's top court ruled on July 12 that Facebook should grant a grieving mother access to her dead daughter's account, in a landmark judgment for how social network data is treated after its owners pass away.
Facebook Continues to Lose Its Most Important Audience
Facebook has a lot of problems this year, but one of them can have much more serious consequences in the long term. Pew Research Center survey shows a large outflow of the most important audience of the social network - teenagers.
Facebook suspends 200 apps over data misuse
Facebook has said it has suspended "around 200" apps on its platform as part of an investigation into misuse of private user data.
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WhatsApp co-founder to quit in loss of privacy advocate at Facebook
The co-founder of WhatsApp, a messaging service owned by Facebook Inc with more than 1 billion daily users, said on April 30 he was leaving the company, in a loss of one of the strongest advocates for privacy inside Facebook.