nd VoIP calling between international as well as local locations. TBH: A polling app geared to teens; it's short for "to be honest." TBH has a list of short surveys with 15 questions that are sent to users' Facebook contacts. Respondents select one of four people that fit each of the poll's questions. None of the descriptions describe negative traits. Workplace: In 2016, Facebook started Workplace, a cloud-based application for large enterprises with networking features such as messaging via VoIP and audio and video calling. Unlike, the majority www.TechnicalPDF.com of Facebook's consumer sites, Workplace charges fees based on the number of employees that log into Workplace monthly. It is not an ad- supported service. Watch: An ad-supported streaming media service with long form original video content. Short ads are shown prior to the start of each video. Hacking, Fake Names, and Political Influence Facebook has lost subscribers, but its revenue increased despite publicity about Cambridge Analytica's 2014 through 2016 theft of 87 million users' personal data. However, it did take steps to prevent another such theft and the proliferation of fake posts. They disabled one billion fake accounts and millions of posts that contained spam, obscene content, and hate speech. They additionally suspended about 200 suspicious apps and reviewed thousands more. These steps were taken using 10,000 staff moderators plus automated moderating software programmed to look for key words and phrases. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified before the United States House of Representatives and the Senate in April of 2018 about the Cambridge Analytica's hacks, where he pledged to do a better job protecting privacy in the future. He is also now issuing biannual transparency reports about Facebook's steps to protect users' privacy and efforts to monitor posts and apps on its site. The ramifications of these hacks is not over for Facebook. Its privacy practices are being investigated by many states' Attorney Generals. And the Federal Trade 