Look for bottles with lot codes 2203PS01 and 1808051 on the label. This is the latest in a series of eye drop recalls this year. There was concern about the sterility of the product. On Feb. 24, the FDA posteda noticeabout Global Pharma Healthcare recalling Artificial Eye Ointment distributed by Delsam Pharma. Before that,Global Pharma recalledall lots of itsArtificial Tears Lubricant Eye Dropsdistributed by EzriCare and Delsam Pharma.

They include areas where carriers plan to activate 5G coverage in the so-called C-band of frequencies on Jan. 19. That will keep them from interfering with aviation equipment operating in the 4.2-4.4GHz frequencies. Those that aren’t will be retrofitted or replaced, according to an FAAC-band FAQ page. Verizon and AT&T delayed their C-band launches inNovemberand againJanuary, as well as lowering broadcastedpower levelsnationwide. The full list of airports that will have buffer zones for six months after Jan....

SpaceX didn’t immediately respond to CNET’s request for comment. The agency says SpaceX has 30 days to respond to the enforcement-action proposal. The amount of the fine is based on statutory limits for such enforcement moves. In the past year,SpaceX has been valued at more than $125 billion. Starlink is the company’s satellite internet service. The rocket maker has previously run into problems with the FAA.

Now the Federal Aviation Administration wants smaller telecoms and others using those frequencies to do the same. The big telecoms havevoluntarily extended those 5G bansuntil July 2023. The FCC deferred to the NTIA for comment. Neither the FAA nor NTIA responded to request for comment by time of publication. Earlier this month, aviation industry advocates petitioned the FCC tomake those restrictions permanent.

Fabuloso multipurpose cleaner is the subject of a recallover concerns about harmful bacteria. Consumers who purchased Fabuloso are instructed to check their UPC and manufacturing codes andfile for reimbursementfor any affected bottles.

Facebook said the research was being mischaracterized, noting Instagram also connected teenagers with their friends and family.

Facebook said at the time that it actedto avoid potential lawsuits. Affected pages reportedly weren’t notified in advance, and there was no system to appeal the takedowns. Any suggestion to the contrary is categorically and obviously false."

The lawsuit also alleges that Meta engaged in discriminatory treatment of African Facebook users and violated human rights. “This amounts to discrimination.” Some of the harmful Facebook posts are still online, the lawsuit said. Meta was alsosued last yearfor $150 billion over its alleged role in fueling a genocide in Myanmar. Meta said that it doesn’t allow hate speech on Facebook and its photo-service Instagram. “Feedback from local civil society organizations and international institutions guides our safety and integrity work in Ethiopia....

Facebook isgetting into fantasy gamingon iOS and Android, it revealed Wednesday. You’ll be able to create public and private fantasy leagues to compete against friends and other fans.

Facebook is scheduled totestify before Congresson its impact on the mental health of children on Thursday.

Facebook says that Apple’s changes to how apps track users on iOS is harming its business. Facebook, which makesbillions of dollars from targeted online advertising, was outspoken against the change. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Apple’s demand would hurt small businesses and raise advertising costs across the internet. The dispute underscores afundamental differencebetween the tech giants: how they make money. Apple sells smartphones and laptops and takes a cut of fees charged to app developers....

The project, nicknamed Apricot, will connect Singapore to Japan and is expected to launch in 2024. Undersea cables are responsible for ferrying the majority of international internet traffic.

It’s been a tough couple of weeks forFacebook. The new mantra: “more friends, less politics.” Last week she testified during a hearing before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Subcommittee. “Facebook, over and over again, chose to optimize for its own interests,” Haugen said. This isn’t the first time Facebook has promised to make such changes to improve its platforms.