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Facebook removes 82 pages and accounts linked to Iran
Facebook has found another influence campaign with ties to Iran.
By Karissa Bell
Frontline's Facebook documentary sheds new light on company's mistakes
A new documentary sheds new light on Facebook's many screw-ups.
By Karissa Bell
What does it actually take to hack an election? — Technically Speaking
Taking a look at how tech companies are fighting against foreign interference in upcoming elections.
Facebook fined £500K for 'serious breaches' of data protection law
The maximum penalty permitted.
Facebook is working on a music app to rival TikTok: report
Facebook wants those teens back.
By Johnny Lieu
Facebook will let you add music to your profile, so you can pretend like Myspace never died
A popular Myspace feature will live on — on Facebook.
By Karissa Bell
Now it's way easier to see who's doing the most political spending on Facebook
A new weekly report makes transparency actually mean something.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook is trying to make Messenger less of a mess
Facebook Messenger is getting a new look.
By Karissa Bell
Teens use Instagram more than Snapchat, report says
Snapchat may be losing to Instagram with its most important users.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook loses another important executive as Oculus co-founder resigns
Facebook is losing another founder.
By Karissa Bell
Japan is the latest country to challenge Facebook to improve security
That 29 million user data breach is not going unnoticed.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook's fight against fake news is actually working. Sort of.
There is (some) reason to hope.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook hires 'one of the least popular party leaders in modern British history' to fix its image
Nick Clegg was voted least popular British party leader in 2014.
By Laura Byager
Inside the 'war room' where Facebook is trying to safeguard elections
The first step: get everyone in the same room.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook reboots 'The Real World' to draw people to its video platform
The Real World is making a comeback on Facebook.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook reportedly building a device to stream Watch shows on your TV
Facebook wants to push even further into your home.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook cracks down on voter suppression ahead of U.S. midterm elections
Facebook is going after those viral "vote by text" misinformation campaigns.
By Matt Binder
Everything is not 'awesome' at Facebook, says Instagram co-founder
Kevin Systrom just threw a shade filter at Mark Zuckerberg. Ouch.
By Chris Taylor
The fascinating story behind the explosive success of Candy Crush — MashTalk
Founder Riccardo Zacconi on his giant leap of faith.
Here's how to tell if your Facebook account was one of the 29 million hacked
You should check.
By Jack Morse
Facebook now says 30 million affected by hack, will notify users
We now know more about the Facebook hack.
By Karissa Bell
Your Facebook activity influences what appears in your Instagram feed
It's not just your Instagram data that shapes your feed.
Facebook now lets you post hyper-realistic 3D photos
Your News Feed is about to get a lot more lifelike.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook removes hundreds of pages and accounts that spread fake news
Facebook purged hundreds of accounts.
By Karissa Bell
