Facebook ‘Kills’ Charity’s Petition Against Forced Marriage of Christian Women and Girls
“We are horrified that our campaign which aims to help suffering women has been censored in such a draconian manner.”
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Dystopian or Not, There’s a Market for the ‘Metaverse’ — and It’s Growing
A Christian philosopher reflects on her students’ increasing preference for virtual reality, and what’s at stake.
‘The Facebook Files’: The Many Faces of Social Media Reveal a Harmful Side
Leaked files by a former Facebook manager show the social-media giant's complete disregard for the emotional welfare of some of its most fragile users.
Facebook and Religion Don’t Mix
This corporate plan to bring religion into Facebook has a cold, steely feel to it.
Catholics in the Crosshairs of Big Tech?: Recent Cluster of Cases of De Facto Online Censorship Raises Concerns
Lack of transparency from platforms makes intentional suppression an open question.
The Future of Humanity Passes by Way of the Family — Not Parler, Twitter or Facebook
We must read the “signs of the times” and strategically rebuild with an eye to true freedom.
Big Tech Is Not Our Friend
We made a major mistake by abandoning blogs and websites for Facebook and Twitter. It’s time to return.
How Will Facebook’s Election-Ads Move Impact Catholic and Pro-Life Groups?
Concern has been expressed that a ban against new politic ads in the final week of the campaign could open the door to biased decisions about what is allowed by the social-media behemoth.
Fact-Checking Facebook: Pro-Life Doctors Say ‘Abortion Is Never Medically Necessary’
Based on a fact-check conducted by two activist abortionists, the social-media site said two videos posted by Live Action asserting abortion is medically unnecessary were false.
A Day of Reckoning for Facebook
EDITORIAL: As Facebook ban of a Franciscan University ad and subsequent apology reflect, the most powerful algorithms are only tools. They do not make personal responsibility obsolete at tech companies.
