Tech giants Facebook, and Snapchat turned out to be the latest American companies that condemn racism in the United States as violent demonstrations ignited across major cities over George Floyd's death.
Facebook has been exerting intense efforts to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 fake news on its platform. Read on to find out how you can get the most out of the new features.
Mark Zuckerberg is offering financial assistance to his employees to help fight the pandemic. (Photo : Flickr) As this pandemic reigns in the world today, everyone is affected.
Facebook is implementing new ways to remove fake news and click-bait headlines from its News Feed section. New features like Stories and lesser ads also promise a better way to make Facebook more personal.
Remember those days when your friends would tell you, on Facebook, what they were eating for lunch or when they were taking a shower or doing other personal things?
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is supporting a series of new anti-Donald Trump ads taking the Republican presidential front-runner to task over his immigration policy.
Diego Dzodan, Facebook's vice president for Latin America, spent the night in jail before he was set free on Wednesday, March 2, following a grant to his appeal that overrules a lower court's decision to take him into custody.
It's time for Social Media Sunday! This week in social media, Facebook head Mark Zuckerberg publicly rebuked some of his employees, while Facebook Reactions finally added more ways to respond to posts.
Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey are being directly targeted by ISIS. A group supporting the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, also known as ISIS, has issued a direct threat against the CEOs of Facebook and Twitter for suspending the accounts of the terrorist group.
The Like button gets five new friends. Facebook users were introduced Wednesday morning to five new options for interacting with posts, photos, articles and more.
