Mark Zuckerberg's criticism of Apple is the latest in a long-running rivalry
The Meta CEO recently said Apple hasn't "invented anything great" since the iPhone launched under Steve Jobs, and criticized App Store fees.
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Mark Zuckerberg's content-moderation changes come after a long line of nightmares
Content moderation has always been a pit of despair for Meta. And now, Mark Zuckerberg's "apology tour" seems to be officially over.
Mark Zuckerberg played it safe with Donald Trump this election. That strategy worked.
Meta's CEO stayed out of the election this time around after facing lots of controversy in the past. That strategy looks to have paid off.
Meet Sheryl Sandberg: Meta's former chief operating officer who just announced she's leaving Meta's board of directors
Get to know Sheryl Sandberg, the influential ex-COO of Meta. Sandberg also authored "Lean In," a bestselling book about female corporate leadership.
You only have a week left to claim your piece of the $725 million Facebook settlement if you used the platform in the last 16 years
Anyone who had a Facebook account between 2007 and 2022 can file a claim as part of the $725 million settlement from the Cambridge Analytica lawsuit.
Meta will pay $725 million to settle a privacy lawsuit that accused Facebook of sharing users' data with consulting firm Cambridge Analytica
The settlement is "the largest recovery ever achieved in a data privacy class action," lawyers for the plaintiffs said.
Read Mark Zuckerberg's deposition about Facebook user data, released years later thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request
A newly released, 52-page SEC deposition of Zuckerberg delves into topics including Facebook's data practices and the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Senior Facebook engineers say no one at the company knows where your data is kept
Two Meta engineers were grilled about the company's data storage systems in court, and the transcript of their answers was recently unsealed.
How Oracle lost the marketing cloud war to Salesforce, according to former employees
Insiders describe how Oracle spent over $4 billion to build an advertising- and marketing-services giant but failed to realize its ambitions.
Mark Zuckerberg will have to give a 6-hour deposition about Cambridge Analytica as part of a class-action lawsuit
The class-action lawsuit was filed in 2018 on behalf of California Facebook users and will depose Zuckerberg, along with other key executives.
I interviewed Mark Zuckerberg after the Cambridge Analytica data scandal. Here's how it went down.
In a new book, Laurie Segall shares behind-the-scenes details of her exclusive sit-down with Zuckerberg during one of the most turbulent moments in Facebook history.
FEC finds 'reason to believe' Sen. Thom Tillis and John Bolton violated the 'foreign national ban' by working with British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica
Two commissioners also said that former President Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz, who also worked with Cambridge Analytica, may have also violated the law.
An attorney general added Mark Zuckerberg to a lawsuit against Facebook. It means Zuckerberg could personally be on the hook for up to $1.7 billion.
The lawsuit was filed against Facebook in 2018 on behalf of Washington, DC, residents affected by the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Former Cambridge Analytica director Brittany Kaiser talks data rights legislation and the future of Big Tech under Biden
"Most people that are technical have a job in technology, they don't go into government," Kaiser said. "The ratio needs to change."
Trump targeting Black voters in 2016 shows Facebook's microtargeting is a danger to democracy, experts say
"The truth is that the biggest bad actor on Facebook is Facebook," Dr. Jennifer Cobbe of Cambridge University told Business Insider.
Trump's 2016 election targeted 3.5 million Black Americans with attack ads to deter them from voting, according to report
Channel 4 News reported leaked data shows Trump's 2016 campaign targeted Black Americans — a group they hoped wouldn't vote — with attack ads.
Facebook has appointed the 'privacy committee' on its board designed to prevent another Cambridge Analytica scandal
Along with a $5 billion fine, Facebook was ordered by the Federal Trade Commission to create a privacy committee on its board.
Misinformation, hacking, and imploding startups: 18 books about tech to read in isolation
Do you know the true stories behind the likes of Uber, Facebook, Theranos and Cambridge Analytica?
Facebook knows what you're doing on other sites and in real life. This tool lets you see what it knows about you.
Facebook tracks your activity on other websites, third-party apps, and even real-life stores and restaurants.
Facebook is being sued by Australia for up to $529 billion over the Cambridge Analytica scandal — nearly 5 times what the company brought in last year
Australia's privacy regulator accused Facebook of sharing more than 300,000 people's information with Cambridge Analytica without their knowledge.