Sonos, Tile, Basecamp and PopSockets have all testified to a House antitrust committee, stating that big tech firms like Amazon, Apple and Google used their market dominance and bullying business tactics to crush competition.
The Chair of the House antitrust subcommittee David Cicilline has said he expects that the CEOs of Apple, Google, Facebook and others will cooperate in testifying before the panel, prior to the probe concluding.
Facebook’s new user control feature, called “Login Notifications”, will send alerts to users whenever they log into third-party apps and share their information.
Like it or not, Facebook holds a ton of your personal information. Keep that data out of the wrong hands by enabling two-factor authentication.
Facebook's stealth competitor toTikTok, Lasso, is coming to India later this year. The firm hopes to compete with the newer social media app by wooing influencers and celebrities to its platform.
Facebook is beginning the rollout of its redesigned desktop web interface, complete with a new Dark Mode.
Facebook ignores critics, will continue to exempt political advertising from its ban against "deceptive, false, or misleading content" in ads.
Fed up with Facebook and ready to finally kick it to the curb? Here's how to safely and securely delete your account using the Android app.
As part of a settlement with the FTC requiring Facebook to amp up its privacy controls for users, the company has now announced it will stop using phone numbers provided for 2FA to recommend friends.
Facebook plans to reduce its reliance on Android for its first-party hardware by creating its own operating system, as well as custom-made chips to run them.
Security researchers found an online database containing the private information of over 267 million Facebook users exposed on the internet. It contained the Facebook IDs, phone numbers, and real names of the users.
According to a new report, the Federal Trade Commission is closely assessing Facebook's plans for greater integration between its marquee apps — and may choose to prevent it from doing so.
Facebook has started testing a new photo transfer tool, which makes it possible for users to transfer their Facebook photos and videos to Google Photos.
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It seems as though Facebook and Instagram are suffering widespread reports of outages across the globe.
Facebook has announced the release of its brand new market research app, Facebook viewpoints, which will reward users for taking part in its programs.
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.
