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Sacha Baron Cohen and Neil Young slam Facebook
Cohen's remarks were especially devastating.
Facebook will now let brands choose exactly where their ads will show
The company announced a number of brand safety features to protect advertisers on its platform.
By Matt Binder
Facebook launched a meme-making app called Whale. Here's why you haven't heard of it.
The company is experimenting again.
Watch out for this Facebook ad scam
Make sure to let your grandparents know about this one.
By Jordan Aaron
Report: Americans don't trust companies to admit data misuse
A report from the Pew Research Center shows wide-ranging distrust of private companies and their handling of Americans' private data.
By Jack Morse
Facebook ad scam tricks users with images and video of Kickstarter products
Fraudsters are using images stolen from Kickstarter and Indiegogo campaigns to scam Facebook users.
By Matt Binder
Pretend you have the worst job with Facebook's content moderation quiz
See if you have what it takes to work for a third-party contractor.
By Jack Morse
You can now remove things from Facebook's shortcut bar, including the red dots
If you hate random notifications, this is a life-saver.
Instagram experiment hits the U.S., and your likes may disappear soon
Instagram will turn off like counts for some users — but won't say if it's permanent.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook blocks posts outing alleged Trump whistleblower
Facebook is blocking and removing posts purporting to name the national security whistleblower.
By Jack Morse
Don't be fooled, Twitter is still a hellscape
Jack Dorsey may have earned some goodwill, but don't let it distract you
Facebook gave Tinder and other dating apps special access to user data
Tinder and other popular apps were given 'whitelist' privileges
By Anna Iovine
Sheryl Sandberg discussed 'Facebook lite' for kids in 2013, leaked messages show
Facebook has had its eye on younger users for some time.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook users mistrusted apps long before Zuckerberg did, leaked documents show
"Granting access" never sounded like a great idea.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook employees discuss 'f*cking with' developers in leaked internal chats
The trove of internal Facebook documents, published in full, paint a picture of a conflicted company.
By Jack Morse
Facebook quietly discloses another serious privacy breach
Over 100 developers may have had improper access to user data, the company revealed.
Facebook could use video selfies to fight fake accounts
It could be a new tool to beat back the bots.
By Karissa Bell
