Facebook users are unhappy as they struggle to login to their accounts, with hundreds impacted by an outage that is affecting several countries

Facebook seemingly suffered an outage early Thursday morning after dozens of users reported issues accessing the site. According to Downdetector, a website that monitors website outages,

Facebook does allow users to have some input on what they see on the platform. By clicking on your menu (upper right on desktop, bottom right on mobile app) and going to the settings and privacy section, you can navigate to your personal settings and adjust your content preferences.

This comes after Reuters recently reported that Facebook’s AI technology allowed chatbots to “engage a child in conversations that are romantic or sensual.” Meta spokesman Andy Stone told Reuters that its internal documents are being reviewed after the outlet reported the ways in which chatbots could have romantic conversations with children.

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A survey of environmental activists found that nearly all of them have experienced harassment on social media, and a majority have feared for their safety.

Users of social network Facebook are reporting issues with the service this morning, August 14. If you had trouble using Facebook, it seems you were not alone.

The long-awaited payouts from the record-breaking $725 million Facebook settlement are finally being sent out to the millions of users who qualified. Here’s what you can expect.