Joe Biden wants to make Facebook liable for users' content by revoking Section 230
The proposed solution means the removal of core protections of the internet
Facebook is betting big on selling ad space to Chinese companies
The company sells $5 billion worth of ads to Chinese companies every year
Mark Zuckerberg abandons annual challenges in favor of longer-term goals
Facebook founder lays out plans for the 2020s
Facebook says it will let users choose to see fewer political ads on their feed
The company believes all would-be leaders should have a voice
Facebook will ban deepfakes, but many fake videos can still fall through the cracks
The company's criteria for video removal doesn't affect all fake videos
WhatsApp ends official support for Microsoft's ill-fated Windows Phone
Dated versions of iOS and Android are also getting axed
You can no longer sign up for Messenger without a Facebook account
Phone numbers had been enough
267 million Facebook user IDs and phone numbers exposed online
It's time to look again at your privacy settings
Facebook wants to eliminate its reliance on Android by developing its own OS
On depending on Google to supply its OS: 'We don't think we can trust our competitors'
Facebook confirms tracking your location even when you've opted out
Your precise location is opt-in, but your general location isn't even opt-out
Facebook hard disks containing company's payroll information stolen
Not their usual data breach
FTC might seek an injunction against Facebook over antitrust concerns
The social giant may be forced to keep its apps separate
Facebook's Messenger now has a Star Wars-themed dark mode
It also has custom stickers, reactions, and augmented reality camera effects
Facebook falls 16 spots on the 'Best Places to Work' list
And Google is no longer in the top ten
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