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Another day, another Facebook privacy scandal
Facebook reportedly gave certain companies special access to data on users' friends.
By Jack Morse
Sheryl Sandberg at MIT commencement: 'It's hard knowing that you let people down'
Facebook's COO spoke about the company's recent stumbles.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook launches gaming video hub to take on Twitch
Another strategy to keep the teens.
By Johnny Lieu
Facebook mistakenly switched 14 million people's post settings to public because... oops!
The company is notifying affected users.
By Jack Morse
Facebook rolls out lip-syncing feature that's a lot like Musical.ly
Trying to win those teens back.
Instagram could challenge YouTube with videos up to an hour long
This should go well.
By Karissa Bell
The Apple-Facebook war is heating up. We may not like who wins.
A new rivalry between tech giants focuses on user privacy.
By Pete Pachal
Facebook's new data shocker involves accused national security threat Huawei
And Congressional representatives want answers.
By Jack Morse
Get ready for Facebook notifications to invade Instagram
Just what no one asked for.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook reminds us: Never tweet. Just don't.
In taking to Twitter after another privacy scandal, Facebook's social media team managed to make the company look even worse.
By Jack Morse
Apple just threw some serious shade at Facebook
The announcement, that Safari will make it harder for Facebook to track you, drew criticism from Facebook's Chief Security Officer.
By Jack Morse
Phone and tablet makers reportedly had deep access to your Facebook data too
Manufacturers could apparently retrieve user's friends' data, even if they believe they'd opted to not share it.
By Johnny Lieu
Facebook scraps custom reaction buttons, including the rainbow Pride flag
It's not the only way to celebrate Pride on Facebook, but it'll be missed.
Facebook finally kills its terrible Trending news section
After a long and bumpy saga, Facebook Trending is no more.
Even Facebook shareholders are sick of Mark Zuckerberg's excuses
Facebook's shareholders are not impressed.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook's Oculus Venues streams its first VR concert. Was it any good?
Sure you could chat to the person next to you — or you could mute them.
Snapchat might soon offer an alternative to 'login with Facebook'
You might be able to take your Bitmoji to other apps.
By Karissa Bell
Papua New Guinea will ban Facebook for one month
The country might even create a state-run social network instead.
By Rachel Kraus
