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Facebook asks people nowhere near Pakistan explosion if they're OK
People in the U.S., U.K. and Lebanon were notified by Facebook Safety Check.
Sick of those unwanted wedding pics on Facebook? This app may be your answer.
The startup, which is all set to go live by the end of March, calls itself a photo discovery platform and allows users to sieve through content as per their tastes.
By Nivedita Bhattacharjee
Mark Zuckerberg posts baby picture to encourage active, loving fathers
"Most important meeting of the day."
95-year-old grandma is the raddest flower girl around
Grandma Alice has no time for your wedding conventions.
By Chloe Bryan
Line chat app to launch mobile Internet service with free access to Facebook and Twitter
Messaging app giant Line revealed Thursday that it’s set to launch a mobile internet service using its own SIM cards.
By Steven Millward
Kind coffee shop employees comfort grieving customer at drive-thru window
Coffee with a side of compassion.
By Chloe Bryan
Mark Zuckerberg ditches power hoodie to impress Chinese officials
What kind of hoodie is this?
By Heidi Moore
Facebook ditches support for BlackBerry
Perhaps it's time for BlackBerry to focus entirely on its Android efforts.
Facebook turns on Safety Check for Brussels attacks
Check if your Facebook friends in or near Brussels are safe.
The nude birth photo Facebook removed stood for empowerment
A graphic photo shared in a private group raises new questions about when it's appropriate to see the nude female body on social media.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Egyptian student sentenced to 8 years for Facebook posts
An Egyptian court has sentenced a 17-year-old girl to eight years in prison for allegedly using Facebook to spread "hatred of the regime."
Facebook versus Twitter is the Batman versus Superman of social media
Twitter and Facebook have been "competing" with each other for a decade. When will they finally realize the war is over?
Adele's personal photos, including baby scan, reportedly 'stolen by hacker'
Cache of photos were reportedly distributed on Facebook.
How Twitter could still blow it and fade away into social network oblivion
Happy 10th birthday, Twitter. We got you this buzzkill for a gift.
Why streaming content without using up data could violate net neutrality
A recent trend in the industry in which ISPs such as AT&T or Comcast allow consumers to stream certain content for free (without counting against their data quota) threatens to undermine net neutrality.
By Liangfei Qiu, Soohyun Cho & Subhajyoti Bandyopadhyay
Mark Zuckerberg's run in smoggy Beijing raises all sorts of questions
Where's the mask, Mark?
First Cambodian gets jailed over anti-government Facebook post
Political science undergrad Kong Raya has been sentenced to 18 months in jail.
By Victoria Ho
Woman's dying wish is to find the perfect home for her 3 dogs
"They are a package deal."
By Chloe Bryan
Zuckerberg channels Iron Man to tell us Facebook has bought face-swapping tech
Pretty cool, Zuck. Now do a face swap!
Replace your Facebook Reactions with Pokémon and Donald Trump emoji
For when the standard options just won't do.
The real reason tech brands are lining up to sponsor Australia's LGBT Mardi Gras
"By supporting the gay and lesbian community, you're communicating that you're a progressive, forward-thinking, humanistic brand."
By Ariel Bogle
Google, Facebook and other tech giants file in court to support Apple's fight against the FBI
Twitter, Google, Facebook and more are cementing an alliance of tech against the government in court.
