During a Q&A session, Mark Zuckerberg once said: One day, I believe we’ll be able to send full rich thoughts to each other directly using technology. You’ll just be able to think of something
Over 1.78 billion people use Facebook. That, in itself, is a deeply impressive figure. But is there a fundamental disconnect between the people who use Facebook, and the people who run it? Mark Zuckerberg
Germany isn’t confident Facebook can self-regulate its fake news problem. After announcing it was partnering with third-party fact-checkers earlier this week, Facebook now faces the possibility of
Fake news has become a bigger problem than ever in 2016, and Facebook’s been at the center of it as the platform where most people share stories. But now it’s actually doing something about it.
Facebook users on Android can finally upload videos in HD resolutions, nearly two years after their iOS counterparts. Android Police spotted the change, which is available in the app’s settings menu,
Facebook is taking another page out of Snapchat’s book. As noted by TechCrunch, the company has started testing a feature that would let anyone make photo frames for profile pictures, although the
Facebook has been getting a bad rep lately for a lot of different things — and rightfully so. There’s the looming fake news problem it can’t seem to fix, and it’s been held accountable for
Facebook’s Safety Check is a powerful tool to help users find out if their loved ones are okay in case they’re in an area struck by a natural disaster or crisis. It’s great, except for the fact
Last month, we reported that a beta build of WhatsApp’s Android app included support for video calling. Today, the company has confirmed that it’s rolling out the feature across Android, iOS and
Prisma, the filter app that makes pictures and video like trippy paintings, is taking its effects to the next level with live video support. The latest update to Prisma is the natural evolution of
Voting day in the US, November 8, will soon be here, and Facebook wants to be really sure you’re going to go out there and exercise your civic duty. The company is introducing a new feature today
Prisma made a splash over the past couple of months with its cloud AI-powered effects app for photos and video. But it looks like Facebook is gearing up to beat the company at its own game. In an interview
Starting today, users will be able to select PayPal for transactions on Messenger. Previously, Messenger only supported payments via debit card. Ironically, Messenger is adding support for PayPal
A Swedish charity says Facebook has repeatedly censored materials for its social-media campaign raising awareness about early breast cancer detection, which can save lives.
“We want to inform people
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has come out in support of billionaire tech entrepreneur Peter Thiel, who serves on the board of Facebook, after it emerged he donated $1.25 million to Donald Trump.
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Facebook recently put bots in charge of picking articles for its Trending section – a decision that was met with backlash after it was found that the algorithms had surfaced a fake report about Fox
A heartbreaking video purporting to show the moment an Ohio father told his young son that his mother died from a suspected drug overdose has been viewed millions of times since been posted to Facebook
Facebook has rolled out end-to-end encryption for all 900 million Messenger users so your conversations can’t be monitored by third parties. However, the new feature isn’t as usable as it needs
Facebook’s new marketplace function launched Monday, allowing users on the mobile app to access a Craigslist-style marketplace. While the tech is solid, Facebook may have forgotten to prepare
Facebook is launching a new Marketplace section to help you sell your stuff, and it works like something of a Craigslist-Lite. As soon as you open up the Marketplace – there’s a new icon at the
Facebook has launched Messenger Lite, a slimmed down version of its mobile messaging app that’s optimized for use on basic Android devices and slow connections. The company hopes the app will make