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"Time and again, Facebook has made conscious business decisions to continue with actions that have harmed its users and the broader society," a scathing letter by the senators stated.

Snapchat corrected the issue hours after reporting it Wednesday morning.

Facebook claims it will take action after the whistleblower's testimony.

While the Facebook data is public, hackers can use it to compromise user security.

On Tuesday, Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen made her much-anticipated hearing before the Senate.

The outage is, by far, the biggest since 2019 when Facebook was hit by technical issues that took them 24 hours to fix.

The social media platform went down for six hours beginning midday Monday.

Facebook urged a federal judge to throw out an illegal monopolization case for agency chief Lina Khan's refusal to recuse herself.

Facebook will pause its work on Instagram Kids following a slew of backlash.

The 40-year-old California woman used her Facebook profile to post anti-vaccination and anti-mask messages.

The Beijing-based company made the official announcement through a blog post published on its website Tuesday.

Internal studies from Facebook found that Instagram can have a harmful impact on teenagers’ mental health.

A 33-year-old Georgia man urged people to get vaccinated while he was fighting COVID-19-induced pneumonia at the hospital.

A 48-year-old Pennsylvania woman pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl with intellectual disabilities and producing child pornography.

Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz is now worth more than $23 billion thanks to his stake in the social media company.

A Muslim preacher in Australia contracted the Delta variant of COVID-19 and remains hospitalized after claiming the pandemic was a myth.

Office building prices remain low across the United States as employers delay bringing workers back to the office as COVID-19's Delta variant continues to spread.

Apple and Facebook won't return to their offices until January of 2022, amid the rapid spread of the Delta variant.

An Australian couple was caught having public sex on a cliff in New South Wales during the state's recently imposed COVID-19 lockdown.

The malware reportedly used apps that promised to provide "free Netflix coupon codes, Google AdWords coupon codes, and voting for the best football (soccer) team or player."

In an interview in the New York Times’ “Sway” podcast, Ken Burns revealed how he truly feels about Mark Zuckerberg.

While Facebook and Apple also offered modest guidance this week, warning investors that the blockbuster growth rates achieved over the past 15 months couldn't be sustained forever, there were little signs of weakness in big tech's Q2 results.

After growing criticism from child-safety advocates, Instagram finally announces new policies to protect young users in its photo-sharing app.

The security costs of 11 tech executives for 2020 amounted to more than $46 million, according to an analysis.

Several Facebook posts have claimed that the US Congress has passed a bill that would send out $2,500 checks to Americans.

An Oklahoma woman was arrested after she commented on the Tulsa Police Department's Facebook post asking for information regarding her whereabouts.

WhatsApp said it blocks 8 million accounts globally on average each month.

The New York Police Department is investigating a social media video that appeared to show a DoorDash driver tampering with a meal that was intended to be brought to a Brooklyn precinct.

Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka are met with racist remarks on social media after England's loss to Italy in the Euro 2020 final.