Last month, Facebook backtracked on using facial recognition technology to automatically detect the faces of its users after a US court deemed the software an invasion of “private affairs and concrete interests”. The software sent “tag suggestions” to users if their faces appeared in recently uploaded photographs, whether or not they had been tagged in them. more»
Facebook’s plan to launch its own cryptocurrency, the Libra coin, has thrown cryptocurrencies into the spotlight, and led the banking industry and governments to sit up and take notice. more»
Online giant Facebook is setting up a mentorship programme to help children from disadvantaged backgrounds in the UK become engineers. more»
Facebook has announced a line of new in-page features designed to connect more users with local business owners. more»
Following a controversial breach of user data, social media giant Facebook been hit with a £500,000 fine from the UK’s GDPR watchdog. So how has it dodged the maximum fine? more»
Following this year’s Facebook F8 conference, Sam Bettis, social media campaign manager at bigdog, explains how small business owners could benefit from new features announced by the platform. more»
After being named and shamed on Facebook by a customer, a small business owner is quick to defend his bar and staff. more»
Writing for Business Advice, food industry expert Anx Patel explores how technology is enabling independent restaurant businesses to thrive at a time when many big players are closing their doors. more»
The UK’s tax office has asked all online marketplaces to sign an agreement to confront online VAT fraud committed by sellers on their platforms. more»
When GDPR comes into force, companies of all shapes and sizes will be required to take issues of data privacy and consent seriously – or face the consequences. more»
