Speculations about Facebook acquiring cryptocurrency giant Coinbase have intensified following Facebook’s policy reversal on cryptocurrency advertisements.
Facebook has now updated its policy to allow ads that promote cryptocurrency and related content from pre-approved advertisers. But it will continue to prohibit ads that promote binary options and initial coin offerings (ICOs).
Months after announcing the ban, these internet giants continue to face a backlash from the crypto-community, which is upset about being treated unfairly.
Along with the blockchain efforts, Facebook is looking towards creating a cryptocurrency that would allow their users to make digital payments over the platform
Former VP of Messenger, David Marcus announced that he will now lead a blockchain development group which explores how Facebook can benefit from the technology.
Martin Lewis has decided to start High Court proceedings against social media giant Facebook for failing to stop his name and image being misused
On the Facebook issue, only pointing fault at a millennial tech big shot isn't sufficient. We should assemble another online engineering that battles with the major issue of issues in the digital age.
While Google and Facebook recently announced that they are banning cryptocurrency and ICO related ads, Reddit has imposed a ban on crypto-ads since 2016, without any press releases and warnings!
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