Facebook sues Hong Kong company that used "celeb baiting" to hijack accounts
It used ads to trick people into downloading malware
A rare look inside the personal lives of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan
The Zuckerbergs are a lot like you and I
The EU opens an investigation into Facebook's data collection practices
More legal headaches for the social media giant
New Facebook tool lets users easily transfer data to Google Photos
Arriving worldwide in the first half of 2020
Facebook submits to Singapore government, labels post 'fake news'
Facebook's lenient policies don't apply everywhere
Facebook tried to acquire Fitbit but Google edged it by a small margin
Googlebit might be better for consumers than Facebit
Facebook has a new market research app that pays users for their data
The company promises this won't be a privacy nightmare
Facebook and Twitter user data has been exposed due to a malicious third-party Android app SDK
Names, emails, and gender details were exposed
Facebook might be open to some changes on its political ads policy
The company has been asking Republican and Democrat political advertisers for feedback
Facebook is moving to Microsoft's Visual Studio Code for internal development
The company will also contribute to improving remote development extensions
Hackers can use a WhatsApp flaw in the way it handles video to take control of your phone
Facebook fixed the issue in the latest app update
I Deleted All My Social Accounts: Three Weeks Without Social Media
To say that a lot of people use social media is an understatement. At last count, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat had more than 3 billion active users combined. In a small experiment to find out just how much social networks impact our lives, I decided to disable all my accounts for three weeks to see what, if any, effect it has on my day to day.
Facebook reportedly receives half a million revenge porn complaints each month
Facebook uses AI and human moderators to fight revenge porn
Facebook removed 3.2 billion fake accounts and tens of millions of posts flagged as child abuse
There's also been a spike in data requests from governments around the world
iPhone bug shows Facebook app accessing the camera while scrolling through videos and the newsfeed
The company says a fix is on the way
Facebook introduces 'Facebook Pay,' a new payment platform for Messenger and Facebook
WhatsApp and Instagram support is on the way
Facebook will now let users reduce the clutter from the app's navigation bar
Say goodbye to those pesky red notification dots
Instagram will begin hiding likes in the US next week
Does that get a double-tap from you?
Court filings show Facebook leveraged its data policies to thwart potential rivals
Internal emails reveal plans to market app blacklists as privacy protections
Facebook testing video selfie feature to battle the bots
But it doesn't use facial recognition, apparently
A former Facebook executive says the company can't stay out of politics
Its business model runs contrary to its idea of a "level playing field"
Facebook says up to 100 developers may have accessed Groups members' data
Access was supposed to have been cut off last year
Facebook introduces new branding to be clearer about the products it owns
Differentiating Facebook the company from the Facebook app
Zuckerberg told investors the Instagram deal isn't an antitrust issue
He says Instagram only grew to the current level of usage because of Facebook