During routine security work, social media giant identifies network of hackers using suspicious links and fake websites; under 500 people targeted

Nonprofit identifies 267 pages and groups that spread 'violence-glorifying' material on social network during the 2020 election

Widely shared Twitter posts falsely claim Pfizer shot killed elderly Israelis; misinformation superspreaders shift tactics to avoid the axe

Instagram Lite is a lighter, faster version of the popular photo-sharing app, designed for people whose internet access is poor

Department of Justice reportedly renews interest in alleged targeting of 1,400 users by Herzliya-based firm after FBI investigation said to stall; NSO says it's unaware of probe

As Canberra forces Facebook, Google to pay for content, Israel could 'piggyback' and reap benefit for its own press but is unlikely to battle online giants itself soon, experts say

Social media firm defends conduct in row with Australia over payments to news outlets, denies it 'steals or takes original journalism for its own benefit'

Social media giant and Google agree to amended legislation requiring them to pay for journalism; temporary restriction blocked users from sharing vital virus information

Vaccine conspiracy movements, militia groups, white supremacists and Trump supporters seek refuge in unregulated platforms; Twitter purges 70,000 accounts

Canberra leads charge in move to force social media giant to pay for news content; prime minister says he spoke with leaders of Canada, India about issue