Meta is cracking down on spammy Facebook posts with misleading captions and excessive hashtags. No more reach or pay for algorithm cheaters.

Meta has announced that it's introducing new policies to curb spam content, including posts and comments on the Facebook app.

Meta is finally acknowledging that Facebook’s feed is filled with too many spammy posts. In an update, the company says it plans to start “cracking down” on some of the worst offenders. “Facebook Feed ...

Too much spammy content is crowding out authentic creators and hurting the Facebook experience, so we’re taking action.

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The project is expected to open in December. It’s anticipated to bring about 75 new jobs into the area. The delivery hub is ...

Mark Zuckerberg has given a million dollars, visited Trump in DC and Mar-a-Lago and bought the third most expensive house ever sold in Washington — but all of that may not be enough to save ...

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The White House partnered with Meta, Amazon, YouTube, and other companies for this year's Easter Egg Roll.