Meta is borrowing $30 billion through bonds maturing as late as 2065 to fund its AI infrastructure ambitions. This massive debt offering signals how even tech giants are straining to finance the AI arms race.
Enhanced Fraud Detection and Passkey Support Arrive on Meta Platforms Meta has initiated a significant security upgrade across its ecosystem,…
Meta Platforms is implementing new restrictions that will prevent artificial intelligence companies from using WhatsApp’s business API as a primary interface for their chatbots. The policy change, effective January 15, 2026, specifically targets LLM providers offering general-purpose AI assistants through the popular messaging platform.
Meta Platforms will prohibit artificial intelligence companies from using WhatsApp‘s business API as a primary interface for their chatbots starting in 2026, according to reports. The policy change specifically targets providers of large language models and generative AI platforms who have been using the messaging service as a front-end for their technologies.
A federal judge has permanently barred Israeli surveillance firm NSO Group from accessing WhatsApp’s services following years of litigation. The ruling comes alongside a significant reduction in damages the company must pay Meta Platforms.
A federal judge has granted Meta Platforms‘ request for a permanent injunction blocking Israeli cyberintelligence firm NSO Group from targeting users of its WhatsApp messaging service, according to court documents reviewed by multiple news outlets. The ruling represents a significant legal victory for the messaging platform after six years of litigation over alleged surveillance activities.
WhatsApp is rolling out new restrictions on how many messages users can send to unknown contacts without receiving responses. The messaging platform reportedly aims to curb spam while maintaining normal communication patterns for legitimate users.
WhatsApp is implementing monthly limits on messages sent to users who haven’t saved the sender as a contact, according to reports shared with TechCrunch. The messaging giant, which operates one of the world’s most popular instant messaging platforms, is taking this approach to combat persistent spamming issues that have plagued the service despite existing detection measures.
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Meta Platforms is launching comprehensive AI parental controls across its social media applications, giving parents oversight of teen interactions with artificial intelligence. The features will initially debut on Instagram in English-speaking markets before expanding globally. This move comes amid growing scrutiny of how social platforms manage youth mental health and AI engagement.
Meta Platforms has announced new parental controls specifically designed to monitor and manage how teenagers interact with artificial intelligence systems across its social media applications. According to reports, these tools will provide parents with unprecedented visibility and control over their children’s engagements with AI assistants and characters.
** Ireland’s media watchdog has determined that WhatsApp and Pinterest are exposed to terrorist content under EU regulations. The platforms now face requirements to implement protective measures and report back within three months on their actions to address the issue. **CONTENT:**
