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How to add a Ukraine flag to your Facebook profile picture and show support

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

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Facebook takes down Ukraine disinformation network and bans Russian-backed media

Meta says network ran websites posing as independent news entities and created fake personas

The Guardian - US

How to add the Ukrainian flag to your Facebook profile

People are showing their solidarity with the Ukrainian people on social media

Wales Online

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Ukraine flag: How to add symbol to your Facebook profile picture

Many Facebook users are updating their profile pictures in solidarity

Liverpool Echo

Fake Social Media Accounts Aimed at Ukraine, Says Meta

Pro-Russia groups are orchestrating misinformation campaigns on social media, using fake profiles or hacked accounts to paint Ukraine as a feeble pawn of Western duplicity, Meta said Sunday. The cyber security team at the tech giant -- parent of Facebook and Instagram -- said it blocked a set of Russia-linked…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Messaging from rooftops: Lismore’s flooded residents document a disaster

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

The Guardian - AU

Facebook used by hackers to target Ukraine’s military and politicians, says Meta

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

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Live updates: UN to hold 2 meetings on Russia-Ukraine war

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

The Independent UK

Facebook-owner Meta says Ukraine's military, politicians targeted in hacking campaign

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.

Reuters

Meta removed two disinformation campaigns targeting Ukraine

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

Axios

Star Boxer Vasiliy Lomachenko Joins Territorial Defense Battalion in Ukraine

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

Sports Illustrated

Regional newspapers under threat: inquiry

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.

AAP

Queensland and NSW weather updates: Brisbane River falling with the tide as Lismore deals with flood emergency — as it happened

The Brisbane River is falling with the tide after peaking at 3.5m overnight, but is expected to reach 3.7m in the morning, while Lismore floodwaters are receding after peaking short of the worst-case scenario.

ABC News

Mrs Hinch fan shares £1 'miracle' hack for getting glass shower tiles sparkling

A Mrs Hinch fan took to Facebook to ask for advice on how to clean her mucky glass tiles - and group members had plenty of ideas including a winning £1 trick

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Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine will release prisoners with combat experience to 'compensate for their guilt in the hottest spots of war' — as it happened

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says prisoners who have real combat experience will be released from jail and will be able to "compensate for their guilt in the hottest spots of war".

ABC News

The federal election campaign hasn't officially started but parties are already spending big on online advertising

The federal election campaign hasn't officially begun, but online advertising dollars are flowing, voters are being targeted — and some parties are spending bigger than others.

Leeds Live

Rate My Takeaway's Danny Malin makes exciting career announcement

Danny Malin shared the exciting news on his page on Facebook

The Independent UK

YouTube takes action against RT after Twitter access restricted in Russia

In a statement on Saturday, a YouTube spokesperson said the platform was taking action against a number of accounts.

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South-east Queensland weather emergency: Brisbane inundated as BOM warns deluge expected to continue, as it happened

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says schools across south-east Queensland will be closed on Monday and people are urged to work from home as the flooding situation worsens. See how the day unfolded in our live blog.

ABC News

Ukraine claims victory in Kharkiv as Kyiv's Mayor says no Russians are in the city: As it happened

Ukraine claims a victory in Kharkiv after heavy clashes, while in Kyiv the city's Mayor says there are no Russian troops as a curfew continues.

The Guardian - UK

‘Don’t call it a war’ – propaganda filters the truth about Ukraine on Russian media

Kremlin clamps down on Facebook and threatens to muzzle outspoken independent news outlets

Reuters

Google blocks RT, other Russian channels from earning ad dollars

Alphabet Inc's Google barred on Saturday Russia's state-owned media outlet RT and other channels from receiving money for ads on their websites, apps and YouTube videos, similar to a move by Facebook after the invasion of Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Twitter access restricted in Russia in the wake of Ukraine invasion

NetBlocks, a company that monitors web outages, reported access to Twitter is being ‘restricted on leading networks’ in Russia.

Salon

Meta squeezes Russian media monetization

Facebook's head of security policy made the announcement on Twitter Friday night

Daily Mirror

Facebook bans Russian state-owned media from advertising on social network

Following Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, Facebook's head of security Nathaniel Gleicher confirmed Russian state outlets will not be allowed to advertise or monetise on the social network anywhere in the world.

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