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Alphabet Inc's (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google temporarily disabled some Google Maps tools for Ukraine, which provide live information about traffic conditions, Reuters reports. After consulting with sources, including regional authorities, Google globally disabled the Google Maps traffic layer and live information. Ukraine faced attacks from Russian forces who invaded the country on February…

Many are choosing to add a blue and yellow Ukraine flag to their social media profile picture to show support for Ukrainians during Russian invasion

On Twitter, Facebook and Instagram pictures of boats floating down streets, pets rescued and homes under water tell the story of inundation

Meta says it has removed a network of fake accounts, groups and pages across Facebook and Instagram that operated from Russia and Ukraine

The two major bodies in the United Nations will hold separate meetings Monday on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Meta Platforms said a hacking group used Facebook to target public figures in Ukraine, including prominent military officials, politicians and a journalist, as the social media company announced steps against covert influence and hacking amid Russia's ongoing invasion of its neighbor.

The company says it scuttled the operations before they reached a wide audience.

The three-time world champion posted a photo on Facebook that showed him in military fatigues.

The news media bargaining code is set to be reviewed as regional media organisations say they are not benefiting from it as much as metro news companies.