A report this week suggests that Facebook is quietly testing a photos-only mode for its mobile app, that would allow users to see algorithmically suggested photos in a feed similar to Instagram.
Facebook is launching a service to facilitate payments across its suite of apps — Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp — that will work with your credit or debit card and with PayPal. The initiative is notably separate from the company's Libra network.
Facebook has announced a new corporate logo design, as well as a corporate initiative to include the new logo on all of its major app and service properties.
Most of us have a lot of photos in Facebook, but don't actually use that platform as a long-term storage solution. That's probably a good idea considering how photos are handled on the service, and making the move to something like Google Photos instead is something to consider.
If you're mad at TikTok right now, you haven't been paying attention.
Facebook begins testing a dedicated tab for news in the U.S.
Just a week after PayPal left Facebook's Libra Association, Visa, Mastercard, eBay, and Stripe have all announced that they're leaving, too.
Sony announced on October 7, 2019, that it was removing Facebook integration from the PlayStation Network. That means you'll no longer be able to add friends from Facebook and Facebook has been removed from the share menu.
PayPal was one of the original members of Facebook’s Libra Association. On October 4, the company announced it was withdrawing its membership.
A letter sent by the UK, US and Australian governments has called upon Facebook not to proceed with its plan to roll out end-to-end encryption to its messaging services, over fears the policy threatens "the lives and safety of our children".
Facebook is launching just what everyone was asking for — another messaging app! Threads by Instagram is here, and it offers direct messaging and easy photo-sharing with your closest friends.
Following its tests of hiding likes with Instagram, Facebook is now trying it out on its own platform. Starting September 27 in Australia, it will begin hiding likes from everyone but the owner of the post.
Oculus Connect 6 is not very far away so here are the best places to watch the keynote. It should be an exciting one!
The smart AR glasses, which are being designed to replace smartphones, are expected to be launched as early as 2023.
Facebook is experiencing issues in the U.S. Multiple users have reported the service is not working for them.
Facebook is taking on the dating world, but there are a few things you should do to protect yourself.
The United States is looking to block an underwater data cable that connects Los Angeles to Hong Kong and is funded by Google and Facebook.
Nate Mitchell, one of the co-founders of the Oculus brand, has decided to "move on" from Facebook.
Another day, another privacy scandal. This time, Facebook is coming under fire for using third parties to transcribe Facebook Messenger audio conversations.
App researcher Jane Manchun Wong has uncovered that Facebook has a dark theme in the works for its Facebook mobile app.