#Newsfeed: No More ‘Dark Posts’ on Facebook; Old-school visits to Spotify is what helped P!nk land a No. 1 US album; Apple’s bid to become a $1 trillion company starts this week

Plus why Instagram’s new Superzoom feature is the best creative tool since the Boomerang.

After facing criticism for it’s Russian ads issue, Facebook has revealed a new system of disclosing what groups and companies paid for ads on its platform: Any ads running on Facebook will be readily viewable by anyone. That means no more so-called dark posts (ads that target only a particular set of people but are otherwise invisible because they never appear as posts on a brand or group’s page).

Read more about Facebook’s new transparency tools here.

Instagram has introduced a new fun little tool, which now allows users to create meme-worthy dramatic zooms in an instant. Superzoom will let you capture a “Dramatic Chipmunk” style zoom with a single tap.

Read more about this new feature here.

• Facebook Messenger launches new discover service as the service claims 13 million Australian users [via Mumbrella]
• Facebook denies ‘listening’ to conversations [via BBC News]
• No More ‘Dark Posts’: Facebook to Reveal All Ads [via AdAge]
• Facebook Events gains more in-app ticket sale options with SeatGeek [via Digital Trends]
• Kailee Morgue’s “Medusa” Went From Viral Tweet to Major Label Pop Hit [via Pigeons & Planes]
• Twitter makes another rule change; this time tackling revenge porn [via TechCrunch]
• Donald Trump tweets ‘Happy Birthday!’ to random Lee Greenwood, not the country music star [via Mashable]
• Can Twitter’s community fix Twitter? Here are your suggestions to save it. [via Recode]
• Instagram’s new Superzoom feature is the best creative tool since the Boomerang [via The Verge]
• Why Dakota Johnson’s Blank Instagram Is a Total Power Move [via W Magazine]
• Ed Sheeran Reschedules Dates After Bike Accident [via Noise11]
• How Christina Aguilera’s ‘Stripped’ Album Is Influencing the Pop Scene 15 Years Later [via Billboard]
• Drake Didn’t Submit ‘More Life’ to the Grammys: Report [via Billboard]
• Fall Out Boy Are Still Confounding Haters By Refusing To Be Pigeonholed [via Stereogum]
• How Mika sold 10m albums… then reinvented himself as an award-winning TV star [via Music Business Worldwide]
• Secret Weapon In Pink’s Chart-Topping Strategy: Visiting Spotify Offices Around the World [via Billboard]
• Metallica smash record for highest attendance at The O2 [via Music News]
• Eminem to donate proceeds from New Zealand lawsuit to hurricane relief efforts [via NME]
• One Direction Ties The Beatles as Only Groups With Three Members With Solo No. 1 Albums [via Billboard]
• NASA put together a playlist of spooky space sounds for Halloween [via Digital Trends]
• Apple’s bid to become a $1 trillion company starts this week [via TechCrunch]
• Spotify Reportedly Scrapping Original Video — But Not From Its Playlists [via Billboard]
• Why Snapchat Spectacles failed [via TechCrunch]
• What Facebook Armageddon and YouTube Adpocalypse Taught Me About My Email List [via Digital Music News]
• Dealing with consumer complaints, NBN style [via Mumbrella]
• Nearly half of all internet traffic in Zimbabwe goes to WhatsApp [via Quartz]
• Hate your open-plan, hot-desk office life? You’re not alone [via Sydney Morning Herald]
• The Power of Anti-Goals [via Medium]
• How I cured my tech fatigue by ditching feeds [via TechCrunch]
• Leaders should be encouraging staff to use social media at work [via Mumbrella]

JADEN JAM: A doctor used this iPhone ultrasound machine to diagnose his own cancer.