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WhatsApp Reaches 600 Million Monthly Active Users

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Facebook Cracks Down on 'Clickbait'

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Brazil Bans Secret App as Unconstitutional

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Facebook Down In LA Causes 911 Calls

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Instagram Photo Editor App Enhances Users' Images

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Facebook on Hate Speech: 'We Need to do Better', Company Responds to Campaign Groups

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Twitter Strengthens Security with Two-Factor Authentication Following Recent Account Hacks

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