In April 2024, Meta AI was announced and will soon be available on Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram. Malaysia was not part of the first wave back then, but Malaysians will soon have access to Meta AI.

Facebook currently has a reputation as a social media site for aunts uncles and the elderly. This reputation is why the number of young users on Facebook is lower than Snapchat and TikTok. This morning during the Facebook IRL event held in Texas, Meta announced an interface update to attract the attention of the younger generation of users.

You know that joke about how our Facebook advertisements seem to know what we were looking for after having that conversation? Well, turns out that it's quite true. As confirmed in leaked documents from one of Facebook's alleged marketing partners.

Meta today decided that content that uses the word zionist to insult all Jewish individuals and Israel will be deleted from Facebook and Instagram. This is because the word zionist is now used by certain groups as an excuse to attack all Jewish individuals and Israel. In this case, it violates the terms of the site which does not allow hateful content.

In this era of AI, Mark Zuckerberg just announced a new Meta AI website. At the moment, the website is not available for Malaysians yet but here's what we know so far. 

Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has announced that his Ministry alongside the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) will be holding a meeting with Meta next week to discuss several matters. These include online safety and the spread of fake news on Meta platforms.

Late last night, Facebook, Instagram, Threads and Meta Quest users experienced login failures. On Facebook, users are instructed to log in again, but all efforts are in vain. This caused everyone to panic thinking their accounts have been hacked.

If you commonly use Facebook, you might know about a new privacy setting called “link history”. In case you didn’t know, Facebook can track the links you have clicked and visited over the past few years. This is how you can deal with it.

Meta-owned messaging platform WhatsApp is currently beta testing a new feature on the app which allows users to share status updates to Instagram and Facebook. Spotted on the latest beta version of the app, read on to find out more about the feature.

If you are familiar with Meta apps like Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter, this news might interest you. Recently, Meta announced that Facebook Messenger will feature end-to-end encryption for chats and calls as the default setting in the latest update. So, what should you know about it?