Daily active people using Meta’s family of apps – Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp – was an average of 3.43 billion for March 2025.
According to the tech giant, the app is powered by Llama 4, the latest version of Meta’s large language model (LLM).
Fast food chain Wendy’s and the GroupM agency are a part of early testing.
The FTC is expected to call Meta current and former executives as well as those from rival companies to testify.
Zuckerberg takes the stand to refute claims of orchestrating a monopoly.
Plus, Netflix Games is launching a new mobile kids app called The World of Peppa Pig.
The brand’s new ad will air on Home Network, Amazon Prime, mobile games and social media.
The homebuyer web portal cited the political climate and general dissatisfaction for the move.
The suit alleges social media interferes with the mental health and educational aspirations of students.
The giant tech is also working on its new fact-checking program, Community Notes.
Meta is also testing the ability for businesses to turn off comments on ads.
Meta still does not allow Canadians to view or share news on its platforms in response to Canada’s Online News Act.
The features include streamlined ad setup, leads campaigns and opportunity scores.
Meanwhile, Fizz is launching an all-digital TV service for internet subscribers in Quebec.
According to the research by Kaiser and Partners, Gen Z is most likely to fact check what they read, while boomers are the least likely.