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Fraudulent Facebook Crypto Ads have scammed users out of thousands and ruined lives. The English millionaire - who made his dollars off consumer advice - Martin Lewis has started suing Facebook in court over these Ads selling off his highly trusted name. He revealed he has been told incidences of people's savings being entirely rubbed from their lives and leaving others in despair.

The most recent news out of Facebook this week is that the large social network has been subject to yet another mass information hack, one that introduces doubt regarding the integrity of users information on Facebook. These kinds of hacks are becoming rampant within social networks and set very rotten news to people like Mark Zuckerberg that are struggling to make their social media platforms a safer and secure place.

Firms don't want to be left off of the Blockchain technology movement. The newly published report by PwC on August 28, shows that 84% of executives that were surveyed revealed that their firms are 'actively involved' with Blockchain technology.

Rivemont Crypto Fund, based in Canada, has described $6,000 Bitcoin (BTC) price as a crucial support. The details and factors that led to the conclusion of this description have been posted on the firm's Facebook account.

Google is now accepting crypto advertising once more. Or anyway, it's showing the adverts of giant Coinbase. This action immediately comes two days after Coinbase's adverts resurfaced on Facebook.

Facebook is lifting its total ban on cryptocurrency ads that was implemented in January this year. After six months of assessment,  the company chose to let some cryptocurrency ads on its platform but advertisers have to place in a request form with all their business details and the forms of cryptocurrency content to be advertised.  

Google, along with other large-scale internet platforms, announced its decision to put a ban on digital currency advertisement in March. With the new policy having come into effect starting June 1, fintech experts have already called this decision “ill-thought-out and potentially even unethical”, according to The Independent.

Hello again, Coin Idol TV News channel broadcasting cryptocurrency and Blockchain news digest on May 11. Today: Tyler Winklevoss explains Bill Gates how to short bitcoin in a Twitter post, former Goldman President predicts the creation of a new global cryptocurrency, the secret behind Facebook management and blockchain division launch.

Facebook revised the roles of its product executives on Tuesday which resulted in a new division that was weird in nature. Luckily enough for Facebook's staff, no firings were announced.