Instagram and Facebook Ban Promotion of Conversion Therapy

blog post today (July 31). The news mirrors what Techcrunch reported July 14, which confirmed the timing of the long-awaited agreement between the social media giant and the music business.Facebook has been hosting videos in Thailand and India, and today’s announcement brings the service to the United States.

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorTiktok CEO Kevin Mayer said Wednesday the company will do what it takes to ensure TikTok’s availability and success as pressure builds to ban the hugely popular Chinese-owned app in the U.S., and as a report circulated that some American investment firms have suggested taking a majority stake.“We are willing to take all necessary steps to ensure the long-term availability and success of TikTok.

blog post.  “But let’s focus our energies on fair and open competition in service of our consumers, rather than maligning attacks by our competitor — namely Facebook — disguised as patriotism and designed to put an end to our very presence in the U.S.”Mayer’s comments come as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg prepares to speak before Congress on Wednesday.

Instagram reportedly flagged a post on Madonna’s account Tuesday after the iconic singer reposted the same coronavirus video that was shared by President Trump that prompted Twitter to remove his tweet. USA Today reported that the video that was linked to her account, which is followed by 15 million, was blurred out with a warning that declared the video contained “False Information.” “The Truth will set us all Free,” she wrote, according to the Daily Mail.

In Sussex’s new biographical book, it is claimed that Prince Harry was convinced to join Instagram when he began dating Meghan Markle. The Duke of Sussex, 35, who married the former Suits actress, 38, in May 2018, started his own secret account on the social media app soon after he first met the American beauty, according to the book Finding Freedom.

first launched in Brazil last November, allowing users to share their clips either to their Stories or directly send them to friends. Now, Reels is set to roll out in the U.S.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerSocial media giant Facebook is discussing whether to impose a ban on political ads in its network before the US election this November, according to news reports.Any potential ban has not been finalized and is merely being discussed, according to the reports.

Recently, Bella Hadid posted a harmless photo of her dad’s US passport and took note of his birthplace. She wrote, “My baba (Mohamed Hadid) and his birthplace of Palestine.” But on Tuesday, she told her followers that Instagram removed the post “because it goes against our Community Guidelines on harassment or bullying,” as per Instagram.

2 min read The North American Scrabble Players Association will soon decide whether insulting and discriminatory words are still allowed in the famous game. The North American Scrabble Players Association (NASPA) has recently been in the midst of a debate over the use of homophobic, transphobic and racist terms in its games.

Instagram apologized to Bella Hadid for a snafu the social media platform made after removing a post she shared of her father Mohamed Hadid’s passport, which featured his birthplace of Palestine. “Instagram removed my story that only said ‘My baba And his birthplace of Palestine’ with a photograph of his American passport,” the 23-year-old supermodel said Tuesday on her Instagram Story.

Bella Hadid is at odds with Instagram!