Beginning around the start of November 2020, Meta introduced 63 "break glass" changes to Facebook's news feed which were expressly designed to diminish the visibility of untrustworthy news ...

Did the Facebook algorithm change? The simple answer is yes, because the algorithms that determine the content you see on your social media platforms are constantly evolving.

The researchers found that Meta introduced a temporary, and more rigorous, algorithm during part of the study period that filtered out more misinformation than the standard algorithm.

Biased ad algorithm? Facebook was originally taken to court in 2020 for violating civil rights laws. The social platform was accused of not showing insurance ads to women and older people after 48 ...

Research conducted at the height of the 2020 election reveals new details about how Facebook's algorithms handle political content. But it suggests there are no easy fixes to political polarization.

No, you can't bypass the Facebook algorithm by copying and pasting a post. Not then, not now. It's just not how things work.

What changed on the Facebook algorithm Meta has made no secret of its investment in artificial intelligence, and the algorithm and platform are relying more on AI than ever.