Down for the count
Yes, Facebook is down for the count for many users
Facebook is experiencing issues in the U.S. Multiple users have reported the service is not working for them.
time to go outside
Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp are currently experiencing an outage
1
Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp are currently experiencing an outage with Europe and the East Coast of the U.S. being the most affected.
bring on the lawyers
Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google face new antitrust investigations
Things are heating up for Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google as the U.S. looks into whether or not to open antitrust investigations against the tech giants.
Call to Action
Will Apple join Microsoft and others in combating online extremist content?
Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Twitter are all joining hands as part of a new initiative to counter violent extremist and terrorist content online.
Anonymous asking
Profoundly.me is a fun way to ask anonymous questions of your friends
Profoundly.me is a Facebook app that lets your friends ask you questions, but is it worth it?
Who sent that message?
Profoundly.me claims to be anonymous but is it true?
Profoundly.me claims to keep your information anonymous if you don't want friends to know you've been sending them messages.
Anonymous asks get weird
Get rid of creepy asks by reporting harassment in Profoundly.me
Profoundly.me is an app that allows your friends to ask you questions, but for a lot of users it gets weird fast. We have the details on how to report questions that leave you feeling uncomfortable.
when will this stop?
Facebook says it exposed millions of Instagram user passwords
Less than a month after Facebook exposed around 600 million of its users' passwords to employees, the company has quietly announced that Instagram accounts have been affected as well.
you've gotta be kidding me
Facebook exposed up to 600 million user passwords to its employees
In Facebook's privacy troubles, it's now being reported that the company stored millions of user passwords and plain text — exposing them to thousands of Facebook employees.
Facebook caught leaving fake 5-star Portal reviews on Amazon
Leaving fake reviews for products is a practice as old as the internet, yet companies keep doing it and they keep getting caught red-handed. The latest company caught posting fake reviews for one of its products is Facebook, who couldn’t help leave glowing five-star reviews for its new Portal smart display. First noticed by tech columnist Kevin Roose, he managed to track down some five...