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Buy Nothing exploded on Facebook — now it wants a platform of its own
A new app hopes to be an independent platform for the wildly popular Buy Nothing groups
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Meta’s real antitrust problems are only beginning
Why an FTC inquiry into the company’s VR ambitions matters more than the lawsuit ruling
The world's largest social network has more than 2 billion daily users, and is expanding rapidly around the world. Led by CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook undergirds much of the world's communication online, both through its flagship app and its subsidiaries Instagram, WhatsApp, and Oculus. Despite huge financial success, Facebook is also confronted with questions about data privacy, hate speech on the platform, and concerns that frequent social media use can lead to unhappiness. The Verge publishes a nightly newsletter about Facebook and democracy, subscribe here.
The secret lives of Facebook moderators in America
In Arizona, Facebook’s content moderators get through the day with sex, drugs, and guns
As tech founders resign, Congress loses its favorite targets
But they stand to gain a real chance at change
