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 is beginning the rollout of its redesigned desktop web interface, complete with a new Dark Mode.
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.
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.
After continuous pressure from Senators, Facebook has detailed how it is able to track users even when they turn off location tracking.
Instagram is testing a feature that will vibrate the phone when a user likes a post, according to a well-known software engineer.
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It seems as though Facebook and Instagram are suffering widespread reports of outages across the globe.
You might not have known it, but Harvard has an investment arm and it has tons of money. But none of it is tied up in Apple stock anymore.
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.