Meta apologized for an "error" after Instagram users reported a flood of graphic and disturbing content recommended on their feeds. "We have fixed an error that ...

Meta Platforms has apologized after a report that some of its Instagram users had graphic videos of people getting killed or maimed Wednesday. The Wall Street Journal first reported the videos ...

First Horizon Advisors Inc. lifted its holdings in Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META – Free Report) by 0.3% during the 4th quarter, according to the company in its most recent Form 13F filing ...

Meta (NASDAQ:META) has apologized for a glitch on Instagram after users worldwide reported that their feeds were flooded with graphic short-form videos, including those of people being killed and ...

The Connect conference will feature the “latest and greatest in Meta Horizon updates” and will “peel back the curtain on tomorrow’s tech,” Meta says. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce ...

Meta has fixed an error that caused some users to see a flood of graphic and violent videos in their Instagram Reels feed. The fix comes after some users saw horrific ...

Meta Platforms has apologized after a report that some of its Instagram users had graphic videos of people getting killed or maimed Wednesday. Meta shares are rising 1.5% in premarket trading and ...

According to Meta policy, the company works to protect users from disturbing imagery and removes content that is particularly violent or graphic. Prohibited content includes videos "depicting ...

The next-largest cuts came from Meta's Horizon team, which works on its virtual reality platform. A total of 244 employees were affected in the group, reporting to Vishal Shah, the vice president ...

Meta apologized for graphic and violent content recommended on Instagram Reels on Wednesday. Meta replaced US fact-checkers with a community notes model in January. Meta's content moderation has faced ...

Instagram-parent Meta has apologised for an error that made violent Reels appear on users' devices. The company said it has fixed the error too. Meta on Thursday ...