Over the years there have been many changes made by the social network of Mark Zuckerberg when it comes to showing us the content, but so far none has been criticized and feared as the most recent. Since Facebook chose to prioritize the publications of our friends and take space away from the content of media, pages and companies,…

It is increasingly clear that 2017 has not been a good year for Facebook. Month after month the scandal of false news was uncovered and how these influenced the outcome of the last elections. The social network again gave a bad image to its users, increasing mistrust and reminding us that we can not believe everything we see on…

Facebook not only has the combined power of the largest social networks and messaging services on the planet (Messenger, WhatsApp, Instagram) with billions of users, but is also an integral part of a huge number of websites that use their services to add “Like” buttons and comments. So perhaps it should not be surprising that of the…

Facebook does not want its social network to be associated with any type of institutional espionage, and has just announced changes in its use policies to prohibit the use of its data for this purpose. With this change they want to clearly explain that no developer can use the data obtained from the social network to provide tools that…

Facebook’s credibility in measuring the impact of its content suffered several setbacks last year, the most important when it acknowledged having inflated its video metrics for two years. In mid-December they warned about the remedies they were putting to reverse the situation, and today they have decided to take a much more resounding step to get it to regain the confidence…

Perhaps the only outstanding feature that Facebook Messenger lacked was the ability to have group video conversations and have finally come to the app. Two weeks into the year, one of the most popular messaging services on the planet finally has the ability to connect large groups of people in a video call. Group video chat is, of…

The strategy of Facebook to maintain its leadership in the network seems to be being to compete with the emergent services imitating its characteristics to take to its usurious. They have done it with Snapchat, Slack, Steam (this one bad enough) or Skype, and now it seems that they have in the searchlight to LinkedIn.