SYDNEY, April 1 (Reuters) - Misinformation shared on Facebook is the biggest threat to Papua New Guinea's COVID-19 vaccine plans and the social media giant must take steps to "stop it", the Pacific ...

Your Facebook profile photo is not only one of the first things people will notice when they visit your page, it's your avatar when you comment and participate in discussions on the social network.

Every week, new Facebook pages appear across Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Islands promising easy money, fast profits, and ...

PNG – which has about 1.3 million Facebook users – has blocked access to the social media platform to limit hate speech, misinformation and pornography. It banned the platform under its Anti-Terrorism ...

Police in Papua New Guinea say they are investigating footage posted online showing officers kicking and stomping on a group of men in Port Moresby, before beating them repeatedly over the head with ...

Facebook users in Papua New Guinea say the company has been slow or failed to remove child abuse content, explicit material and fake news, despite reports made using the platform's own moderation ...

Papua New Guinea has banned Facebook in what it calls a “test” to regulate online content and “protect” its citizens from hate speech and pornography. PNG police minister Peter Tsiamalili said the ...