Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Twitter are all joining hands as part of a new initiative to counter violent extremist and terrorist content online.
Profoundly.me is a Facebook app that lets your friends ask you questions, but is it worth it?
Profoundly.me claims to keep your information anonymous if you don't want friends to know you've been sending them messages.
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.
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.
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.
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...
Facebook has dealt with several issues this year, and almost all of them are connected to data collection and privacy in some form. It got so bad that other companies and their executives started talking publicly about the entire situation. The criticism was widespread, but there was one specific interview that reportedly set off Facebook’s leading man. Immediately after Apple CEO Tim...
Facebook lets you delete posts and comments, and soon it’ll do the same for sent messages. The social network doesn’t want anyone to be stuck with accidental or straight-up awkward messages that can ruin a conversation. It’ll lead to the release of an unsend feature for Facebook Messenger all users can take advantage of. Other Facebook-owned services have something similar. WhatsApp...
Facebook announced the Portal last week, but the Menlo Park-based company isn’t stopping at smart displays to be an integral part of the home. Known as ‘Ripley’ behind closed doors, the project is built around communication and artificial intelligence. The Portal is different, though. Rather than creating another smart display or an entire television, Facebook plans on introducing an...