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Revenue growth decelerated from 42% year-over-year growth in the second quarter of 2018 to 33% growth in Q3, and operating expenses jumped 53 percent year over year.

Facebook is planning to release Lasso as a standalone app to attract more teen users.

Reports indicated Facebook had canceled the next Oculus Rift headset, but the company says there is more Rift to come.

Yet another founder of an acquired company left Facebook, as Oculus co-founder Brendan Iribe announced his departure on Monday.

Facebook's CEO is increasingly pressuring WhatsApp and Instagram to make more money.

The co-founder of WhatsApp told Forbes that he "sold his users' privacy" when he sold the company to Facebook.

Systrom wrote in a blog post on Monday that they plan to take some time off and explore "our curiosity and creativity again."

BlackBerry is declaring war on some major tech companies.

Facebook sued hardware manufacturer BlackBerry for allegedly stealing features for its messenger app.

Scientists have found a noticeable sign that could be used to find if a video is real or deepfake.

Data from eMarketer suggests U.K. teens will soon use Snapchat more than they use Facebook.

Police in Argentina are currently looking for links between the deadly game and the death of a 12-year-old in the town of Ingeniero Maschwitz near Buenos Aires.

WhatsApp is betting that businesses will pay to connect with consumers.

Deduplication is a good thing.

Facebook on Wednesday reported slower user growth, revenue that fell short of analysts’ expectations and increased spending to safeguard data, which cut into its profit margin in the second quarter and sent shares down 7 percent after hours.

As the iOS App Store turns 10, take a look back at the most successful apps and games of all time.

The social network buries three failed attempts to counter Google, Fitbit, and Snap.

Instagram's Stories feature, inspired by Snapchat, now boasts twice as many active users as its Snap equivalent.

And it will be easier to monetize than two of the others.

The use of WhatsApp in spreading fake news in certain countries is causing some governments to worry.

A Reuters study found that young people prefer apps like WhatsApp over Facebook for discussing news.

The attack was the result of WhatsApp messages and calls warning people to be wary of two men fleeing the state a black SUV with an abducted child in the back.

The popular photo/video sharing service should hit 1 billion users this year.

Apple has approved an updated version of the Telegram messaging service, a day after Telegram complained that it had been prevented from getting software improvements into the hands of iPhone owners worldwide.

The company certainly faces numerous hurdles to keep its revenue growing anywhere near that pace in the future.

Samsung is rolling out a new update that adds 18 more expressive stickers to the AR Emoji library.

Facebook introduced a host of new features to its stories suite Wednesday, which will roll out to India first and the rest of the world shortly thereafter.

Indian authorities are alarmed after learning that WhatsApp has been sharing its payment service data with Facebook.

Yahoo’s new messaging app has an invite-only model and features that are reminiscent of Slack and Discord.