The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and Facebookhave paired-up to start a curriculum on digital safety and online well-being and Augmented Reality for students and educators.
Facebook joined Google, Microsoft and 15 other tech companies to declare the formation of “Project Protect”: A plan to fight online child sexual abuse – a renewed commitment and investment from the Technology Coalition growing its scope and impact to defend kids online and guide its work for the next 15 years.
A calling application titled as “CatchUp” has been released by the social media major Facebook to coordinate call timings with friends and family members, and will allow users to verify availability of time with a group of up to eight people.
“GOAL (Going Online As Leaders)” programme has been released by the Union Minister for Tribal Affairs Shri Arjun Munda for Digital Skilling of Tribal Youth.
The Going Online As Leaders (GOAL) is a mutual initiative of FacebookIndia with the Ministry of Tribal affairs.
Facebook has declared to start a third party fact-checking system in Bangladesh.
Facebook has tied-up with an Indian fact-checking website “Boom” for a third party fact-checking system in Bangladesh.
The fact-checking system will concentrate on discouraging the spread of fake news in the country by reviewing and rating the stories, including photos and videos.
FacebookIndia has released its CSR (corporate social responsibility) initiative, Facebook “Pragati” to boost women entrepreneurship in India. Facebook Pragati powered by N/Core (The/Nudge Centre for Social Innovation).