there are such thoughts that this is not facebook, but facebook.rithms of facebook and use them to the full because the goal has already grown to such gigantic proportions that well, first of all , it is technologically backward and she has each e-e platform does not cooperate with another, that is, the mobile version lives a separate life, it’s already about me, the available version lives a separate life , the ios version lives separately, for android, it ’s separate, and the algorithms do not work in favor of the user when you get an e-ban simply well, your version is for nothing, and the main thing is that the target doesn’t know what it’s doing. i ’ll just give you a banal example about ukraine, if you were banned. well, you got a warning, you say. i don’t agree. you press the enter key. and you give bank i you have a form on facebook that you can fill out and appeal this decision, but for ukraine it has never worked and they know about it immediately when i talked to people who communicate with representatives of the goal they said they know

so when facebook was banned in india, when asked the question, why was facebook the same free business program? why was the accepted in africa? why is it going to be common in more than you know, to african countries? there is something wrong because people have y explanation or understanding of that argument that was used by the intense in africa. it is growing without much hassle . but of this is that facebook is, seems lend from its mistakes in india, in africa, they proceeded quietly according to research they for example, patent civil society. and they have amplified to they have fight against, you know, since i see packers sat down. and so the discourse is not necessarily what facebook is doing, it's about something else. so it's about, you know, government behavior. it's about being dentist. i'm not saying they should not be focused on that. but facebook is used the, the kind of, you know, issues in the african environment to mask some feeds. they just, it should declaim strategy should be much more forthcoming. so that is a win win intervention in africa. now kenya wants to ban

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well, it's facebook's decision. the problem we have is only one facebook. if there were eight facebooks, we could go to fox news and newsmax or we could go to cnn and msnbc c and we could get a variety of opinions. and those companies determine what they promote and consumer is determine what they choose when no choice because there's only one facebook and they dominate the social media space we a problem and so my answer to tell facebook this you have to promote or you can't promote this my my solution is there should be five facebooks there should be seven googles, there should be enough choice for consumers that we don't allow a company to control the flow of information the speech that is heard in this country. i want to bring up one of the arguments that that the companies we're talking about make against your bill here. oh, for one thing, they don't they are monopolies. you know, facebook for example would point and say, well, look at tik this is a competitor to us that's grown and now has a huge user user base. well why are they monopolies in your vi

the 3rd party provider for facebook met. and i think for organizations like i'm this to, we are calling on facebook to take responsibility. not just for the conditions of the working conditions of their content moderators, but really the impact that their platforms have on millions of people across well. and what are the, the measures in particular, these tools you're talking about, the need to be put in place to make sure that these content moderators are protected. so therefore practical, think the 1st is that they should use kill switches to essentially stop advertising and boosting opposed, particularly where the content is hateful of violence. the 2nd thing they can do is increase the number of content moderators that can operate in several languages. in the case of the 2 year conflict in t, great, much of the content was harric, and grenier, and you know, it is the case that actually there is not enough african, you know, content moderators working in different languages. and the 3rd thing i think is really essentially

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be like without facebook? i think when can you can you see shows are saying that they're saying, look, let's talk. these are issues that are really important. yeah. you saw that you knew in a data binding tweet saying the, the issue is a new relation now conductivity where by, you know, these tick giants, they need to just stop thinking of them. so it's, it's technology companies. they also have a lot of media, you know, a lot of communicative ability, which is affecting or deny life. we all know about, you know, they can pre genetic are pro blame or no house. his book is now in kit it, it's all good. so now we know influencing the way, make decisions in elections. they can i like that and content at the expense of the content. and what you're saying is that the need for the 5th book to actually listen. i've seen some videos we max can bake here, sometimes brought to the congress to answer certain questions. we do have this policy power within africa in most african countries is a lot of trust that this ticket

they had looking for a shipment, they're looking for at his point from facebook, we have facebook and does something positive about tackling it head speech. they need to wait with the lockers in order to identify the sources of speech. and if verified with local policy players verified, this should be taken down and promoted because we know that, you know, facebook like all the tech companies they benefit from it's from i is that come to controversial content here. so you should remove, couldn't that, that mexican profit, but it's affecting local interest here. and what's up is the biggest social media platform in africa. and it's clear that a lot of people get their news from what's up as well. is it dangerous? when all of this is centralized on one platform, so the meta can basically control all narratives and new sources. yes, i think what's up is quite popular. also, increasingly now we chat is being popular the chinese location. but to what's up is way, way i had to do a lot of people again in africa we use what's up to really news. a lot of people are publishing newspapers for w

this happened right after 2 facebook posts called for his murder. to look deeper into these 2 cases against meta in kenya, i'm joined now by iran. gl holton. he is the amnesty international tenure executive director. welcome to dw news africa. now just looking at this high court ruling announced earlier this week, how did you feel when you heard the news them this international we were delighted by the judgment that actually the tenant can in court of law, is not only capable, but will be listening to the evidence by the daniel more time in this particular case, i think we can just say that we would like to, it's also very globally significant and historic in the sense that this is probably the that's a huge social media platform like meta facebook will be held accountable in a court of law outside of europe. right. and what does this mean on the ground for content moderators like daniel montague, you mentioned who brought this case against meta. i can only believe that they must be sighing relief and the sense of vindication with them. but for many

i don't see this as a huge cash cow for facebook.ot for quite a while, so i don't think that is the reason. i think they are trying to get back in the good graces of folks, and i think this is a way of them providing tangible services so people can see benefit from it, and they will feel as if there is a big exchange. creators, who i consider small businesses, they can suffer devastation with businesses if there facebook attacked or instagram gets hacked. having been at facebook since 2015, i get friends of friends dme me when they get hacked, and it is demings -- dming me when they get hacked, and it is devastating. they need customer service in place to help with these situations. ed: a bloomberg intelligence analyst put out a note saying it could add to billing dollars to $3 billion a year in sales. laura: it's huge for me -- ed: it's not huge. we spent this segment talking about how youtube has the creators, tiktok has the creators. historically meta has not. laura: i am the host of a podcast, but i am also the vp corporative --

i think what they have in mind is facebook , when they buy a new phone, the device store installs facebooke, it doesn't sell a user account, so when they buy a new phone. something that facebook is probably the last thing i know how to use facebook. facebook has made it possible for the army of this country to deceive public opinion and promote violence against rohingya muslims, including the mass killing , burning of all 110 gang rapes and serious crimes. it is against humanity, which currently has caused 700 thousand rohingya muslims to flee this country. this form has made it possible for them to easily put all the manipulated narratives on their heads and follow their own political goals and their own people. or another country and shout out to the world, let's imagine that no one believes in anything correctly, lies to them, i hate trusting anyone, the whole story is going in that direction , a country whose only food is facebook and social networks. this chaos in chicago, a fierce conflict between motahari and fans, and croatia faced a crisis on a large scale, carried out by state ac

had to come up with advertising models and proposals that could generate revenue for facebook . we used company to remove i don't have the ones like google, facebook, one of the richest and poorest companies in the world, only the super computer that i use to make money, with a very important question : why do they give money to these companies, i.e., what services do they provide that i can make money with? golo invests for the 50 account. in the first year, they only produce products, hardware, software , and sell them to customers. it's simple, and with the past 10 years, i was with silicon companies, but the problem was selling to their own users. maybe it's not a new issue, but since we pay for our own products, and the company advertisements for our products pay money, the clients are advertising companies, and we are being sold, it says, "don't pay for this product, you are the product . " and check the work of companies like facebook, snapchat, instagram, youtube to keep them busy using their own software. but it's not free. in fact, i have a converter . why do they pay

probably the last thing i know that they use is facebook. it has made it possible for the army of this country to deceive the public opinion and promote violence against rohingya muslims, including mass killings , mass burnings of all 110 and serious crimes against humanity, which have currently forced 700,000 rohingya muslims to flee the country . all the manipulated narratives follow your own political goals and the people of your own country or another country and deceive the world to imagine that no one believes anything correctly. i believe that the government is lying to them . social networks, whatever the fate is, it is certain that the wedding collapsed quickly in six months. a lot of money in it screams to prove it let me prove that behind the scenes, we used the technology industry to make it so that very suddenly everywhere and in every country, a comprehensive arabic context can be spoken, remote control of the country, it is possible to influence the borders of the country, if everyone only follows their own truths. there is no

it comes to your mind they use facebook when they buy a new phone, the store already has facebook software installed on it, and they sell my user account. it is probably the last thing they can use. facebook has provided an opportunity for the army of this country to deceive public opinion and violence. promote against rohingya muslims, which includes mass killings, mass burnings of all 110 and serious crimes against humanity, which has currently forced 700,000 rohingya muslims to flee this country. this platform has made it possible to easily as many narratives as possible manipulated on the head and follow your own political goals and the people of your own country or another country and deceive the world to imagine that no one believes anything correctly, everyone believes and lies to them. all his food is facebook and social networks. what is his fate? it can certainly happen. i collapsed quickly in six months. after this chaos in chicago , a fierce conflict between motahari and the fans took place . a classmate faced a crisis of trust. this happened on a large scale by the actors. a g

when people think of the internet, what comes to mind is facebook. and when the new phone they buy, the shop already sells facebook software on it compared to my user account , they are using a new phone, probably the last thing i know how to use it , facebook has made it possible for the army of this country to deceive the public opinion and to foster violence against rohingya muslims, which includes mass killings, mass burnings of all 110 and serious crimes against humanity, which currently has forced 700,000 rohingya muslims to flee this country . the ease of all narrations manipulated body and follow your own political goals and the people of their own country or another country and deceive the world to imagine that no one believes anything correctly, everyone believes and gave me lies, i hate that the whole story is going in this direction. what is the shape of a country whose all food is facebook and social networks? its destiny will surely collapse quickly in six months. after this chaos in chicago, a fierce conflict between motahari and fans

in february on d, w with would you pay to use facebook? meta has announced a new subscription service is also going to cover instagram as well. will the $12.00 a month offering get a thumbs up from uses the bit. therein is one of the world's biggest sporting brands, goes up the sale. so who is hoping to be the new owner of manchester, united an argentine or is in the grip of its worst drought in half a century will count that costs a climate calamity is a state of your business on robots in berlin. welcomed the program like and subscribe soon. facebook users will be able to pay to verify their profiles on the social media platform. matta has announced it is launching a new subscription service. later this week. facebook and instagram uses will be able to pay a minimum of $11.99 a month to sign up in return. they'll get that covers a blue badge and have that profile verified trial begins in australia and new zealand. this week mark zuckerberg says it'll increase authenticity and security across matters platform. let's go a little deeper int

models and suggestions so that we could generate revenue for facebook. we used to make companies that i don't have anything like google, facebook in the world, they only have a cloud computer , so i ask a very important question: what services do they pay for these companies, what services do they provide, can i deposit money? he did hardware and software and sold them to customers. i have a simple business. in the past year , the largest silicon companies, but the problem of selling users to themselves, may not be a new issue , but since we pay for our own products, and the companies promotion of our products pays money, our clients are advertising companies and even though you are being sold, it bites you if you don't pay for the product , you are the product, i think that the sleep of the search engine is different from facebook. unaware that these companies connect the ingredients together for better absorption, we always do it to ourselves, there are many on the internet that we think it is free to use, but it is not free, in fact, i have a manufact

of facebook's google drive and facebook's like button. due to ethical issues , i quit using google in june 2017, but i am very worried that no one is aware of the consequences of this social network. the latest shows that there is a direct connection between mental health and the use of social networks. we are still talking about the latest research that is being neglected. unfortunately, millions of americans are addicted to using electronic devices . currently, it can be easily done with the help of your own technology. keep inside the mental bubble and this situation has been formed in recent years throughout social networks. it circulates among users, which is a threat to all communities. 12 years ago , we made lito. also, you did not expect parents to answer it without whether social networks cause your children are depressed like plastic surgery, and they have identified a new syndrome called self -loathing disorder, snapchat and instagram, because young patients are waiting for cosmetic surgery to look like the person they use and

and a facebook marketplace sale of a car went wrong on camera in houston. are we seeing an increase in these kinds of robberies >> there is a spike across the country. >> reporter: more police departments now marking their precincts as safe exchange zones and underscoring the importance of being mindful of where you're meeting up. >> look at the time. is it a well lit lot is it a place where there are many people? >> emilie is with me these online marketplaces are hugely popular for bargain hunters. what can we do to stay safe >> reporter: for starters if a deal sounds too good to be true it probably is. take advantage of the various platforms' safety features built in for example facebook marketplace lets you set up a meeting plan within the app, and then share it, send it to family and friends to help keep tabs on the exchange >> thank you so much. >>> when we come back, beyonce fans are more than ready for her new tour, but is ticketmaster ready for them >>> there's good news tonight about the gift of life we first told you about the extraordinary sacrif

what does it look like when all his food is facebook and social networks?e can certainly collapse in 16 months. after this chaos in chicago, there was a violent conflict between protesters and fans. crossey faced a crisis of confidence on a large scale, carried out by state actors, by the public, who screamed for a lot of money. i want to prove that behind our curtain, using the technology industry, building tools, that very suddenly everywhere and in every country, they speak comprehensive arabic context, with remote control to the country, it is possible to influence the borders of the country's religion from progress, if everyone only follows the truth. there is no need to compromise with communication in fact, there is no need to create interaction. a common understanding of reality is falling apart in societies. the fact that many societies are progressing is not that technology can be a serious threat. loneliness, alienation, the polarization of society, distraction and lack of concentration, and it comes naturally to one's shoulders. well, of course,

i grew up without facebook. i do not know what would've happened to my mental health if i grew up with a facebook account. we were just in the chat rooms in those days. i think we have to look into bipartisan legislation to reign in these companies unchecked power, but also to determine how to keep our kids safe online. i know congress is working out the details. host: here is anwar in d.c. independent line. caller: i believe both of your guests are wrong when it comes to this issue. i believe they are looking at the companies instead of looking at themselves. what i mean by that is parents have the responsibility to watch their children. like the lady was saying if they are depressed or they are bulimic or god forbid want to commit suicide, that means you as a parent are not doing your job. if your child has no self-esteem and they give everything they have or view everything from these platforms, which you by because your children do not have $700 to go out and buy an iphone. you are ultimately responsible for

facebook radicalized a person in just three weeks!we get numbers like that?" and that's just one example. everything on the internet is so sweaty. i bought one credenza from west elm in 2016, and ever since then they've been emailing me five times a day, and by the fifth one, they're so desperate, "if you check out our new throw pillows, we will suck your [bleep]." but as bad as the internet is, studies show that it's nothing compared to how cable news increases polarization. because at least on the internet, different viewpoints sneak their way into your feeds, but nobody on earth is flipping back and forth between msnbc and fox news. except for me, because i like to break out of my bubble and watch the reverse mortgage commercials from both sides. now, all the major cable news networks rile you up to some degree, but no one is better at it than fox news. they've become the top cable news network by making their viewers livid. and they're not subtle about it, either. >> this story will have you fired up this morning. u.s. soldiers no

and facebook is was is really aggressive about that. they had a system, at least when i visited their offices a few years back, they had a system where you could first deploy with like very little permission very little bureaucracy in the way you could deploy a test to like an infinity small fraction of users when you have like you know whatever it is, 1,000,000,002 billion users you know, you can still get you know several thousand people and you break that the site for several thousand. it's like not the end of the world right. and so there was that level then if it if it passed certain benchmarks at that level you could get to do a 1% test and then like a 10% test and then they would like roll it out in ireland and then yeah, so it was like a, a whole cascading process. it was the testing has raised some ethical issues as well because of that experimentation without consent. absolutely. yeah. i think we hey, everyone says are more of a question than a comment, but tori, what is the most someone just needed to get to lunch story from

and for facebook. but the bottom line is how it's being used by an adversary is is dangerous and concerning. i completely agree. you talked about competition in the marketplace. you and i had phone call after we released our big tech paper. and you said, i read it. here's where i disagree with you and can't say you were wrong at this point. but but you said you're talking about the consumer welfare standard and. our idea in the paper was, you know, we have to clarify how the consumer standard applies to zero price markets because economists are you know, they're used to looking at things with that dollar sign. and, you know, they live and die by the dollar sign on the x axis. and you know how it benefits consumer because of the money that they do or they don't have in their pockets. tech is much different. it's it's definitely when people say if you don't know what the product is, you are the product, if it's free, you're the product. so how would you look at the consumer welfare standard, this new env

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i can say no to facebook. that has cut into facebook's bottom line. they have admitted it costs them tens of billions of dollars and they have to make it up somewhere else so now focus more on the user and say you can pay us for these extra what they call enhancements. >> are they hanging around? is this the future? more subscriptions? or is it possibly just a thing right now and will go away? >> it could be a thing that goes away. facebook has tried many things in the past that didn't work out and they are big enough and can move fast and say we'll shelve this and then move on. as you said at the very top they need people especially young people to agree to pay this extra fee. if they don't, then it is kind of a failed thing. twitter is trying the same thing. verify, blue checks. it is new because forever social media has been free. >> sure. so australia, we'll see how it works there and then it'll come to us and we'll figure it out. >> exactly. >> thanks so much. >>> the lincoln memorial is getting an upgrade. the national park service said today it

looks like the deal of a lifetime could be dangerous, the warning for anyone using online sites like facebook marketplace. >>> anything but the same song and dance this year at the grammys. the history made on music's biggest night. let's kick off the week. "early today" starts right now good monday morning, i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. breaking developments on the chinese surveillance balloon shot down by the u.s. military on saturday. video from sunday obtained by the associated press appears to show members of the u.s. navy bringing the remains of the balloon to shore in north myrtle beach, south carolina. nbc news' brie jackson joins us with more from washington. brie, what's the latest on the situation as we enter a new week >> good morning, frances, phillip. as we know the chinese surveillance balloon was spotted over montana thursday and was finally shot down by a fighter jet near south carolina on saturday afternoon the incident has only increased tensions between the u.s. and china during an already fraught period for the two super powers. china had harsh words for the bi

that means facebook and instagram.a is rolling out a paid service called meta verified. $11.99 a month on the web and $14.99 a month on your iphone. users will be able to submit their government i.d., and you get a blue verification badge. sound familiar? mark zuckerberg claims the new feature is about increasing authenticity and security. they want your money. the service is very similar to twitter blue, which starts at $8 a month for that blue check mark. $11 a month for iphone. other services are giving you a catalog of music and tv content unlike instagram and twitter are users create the content. joining us now, our business and tech reporter scott budman. just to be clear now, this is a paid service. it's optional. so i can still use instagram and facebook for free. >> reporter: absolutely. just like we did before. this is a different tier. >> why am i giving mark zuckerberg money for this? >> reporter: first i'll say why. he is saying here that if you do spend this monthly fee of about $12, you'll get increased

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