Oculus VR Co-Founder Brendan Iribe Leaves Facebook
Yet another founder of an acquired company left Facebook, as Oculus co-founder Brendan Iribe announced his departure on Monday.
Facebook News: Japanese Government Orders Company To Improve Data Security
Japan's data protection agency told Facebook to improve security and be more transparent with users.
Facebook Data Breach Perpetrated By Spammers, Not Foreign State
Facebook reportedly concluded that its recent data breach was carried out by spammers looking to make money, not foreign interlopers.
Facebook News: Group Of Shareholders Sign Proposal To Replace Mark Zuckerberg As Chairman
Facebook's board will vote next year on a proposal to create an independent chairman, thus removing Mark Zuckerberg from the position.
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Amid Snap Shares Dipping Below $7, Worries The Company May Be Running Out Of Cash
Snap had another bad day on the stock market, after an analyst said the firm might have money troubles.
Facebook Officially Unveils Portal Video-Calling Device
Facebook's long-rumored Portal video calling device is real and will launch in November.
Facebook Doing Internal Damage Control After Exec Supports Brett Kavanaugh
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will reportedly meet with employees Friday to douse the flames set by one executive who appeared behind Brett Kavanaugh at his hearing last week.
Instagram Testing Feature That Shares Users' Location History With Facebook
It's been discovered that Instagram is prototyping a new feature that allows the app to share its users' location history with Facebook.
Charities Take Digital Money Now – And The Risks That Go With It
Harvesting gains from digital money by giving some of it away can be better for donors than the nonprofits they support.
Tech Privacy: Third-Party Apps Not Affected By Massive Facebook Data Breach
Third-party apps that used Facebook's login SDK should have been safe from last week's data breach.
Apple's Tim Cook Criticizes Other Tech Companies' Excessive Data Collection
Apple CEO Tim Cook to a shot at other tech companies for taking too much user data.
Who Is Adam Mosseri? Longtime Facebook Exec Named The Head Of Instagram
The longtime Facebook exec Adam Mosseri replaces Mike Krieger and Kevin Systrom.
Advertisers Can Target Facebook Ads Based On Two-Factor Authentication Phone Numbers
Researchers found that Facebook ads can be targeted to specific users based on phone numbers they offered in the hopes of increased security.
Snapchat Falls Behind Facebook Stories In Daily Active Users
Snapchat's rough year continues as Facebook announces impressive user numbers for Facebook and Messenger Stories.
Mark Zuckerberg Could Ruin Facebook's Most Important Subsidiaries
Facebook's CEO is increasingly pressuring WhatsApp and Instagram to make more money.
WhatsApp Co-Founder Says He 'Sold Users' Privacy' In Facebook Acquisition
The co-founder of WhatsApp told Forbes that he "sold his users' privacy" when he sold the company to Facebook.
Facebook Stock Price: Shares Drop After Instagram Co-Founders Depart Company
Facebook's share price fell after Monday night's announcement that Instagram's co-founders would leave the company.
Kevin Systrom, Mike Krieger Net Worth: Instagram Founders Leaving Company
The duo founded the photo-sharing app in 2010 and Facebook acquired the company in 2012 for $1 billion.
Facebook Enacting More Measures To Ensure Election Safety
Facebook will partner with a couple of U.S. government-funded groups to theoretically help prevent election chaos.
Lawsuit Accuses Facebook Of Assisting Gender Discrimination In Employment Ads
A lawsuit filed Tuesday accused Facebook of at least enabling employers to discriminate based on gender by not showing employment ads to women.
Facebook Extends Fact-Checking Efforts To Photos, Videos
Facebook announced Thursday it would fact-check photos and videos on the site, not just articles.
More Evidence Mounts Young Adults Do Not Like Facebook
A new study from the Pew Research Center found that young adults in the United States are more likely to get rid of Facebook.
Facebook Sues Blackberry For Alleged Messenger App Patent Infringement
Facebook sued hardware manufacturer BlackBerry for allegedly stealing features for its messenger app.
Facebook Watch Expands To Rest Of World A Year After US Launch
Facebook's Watch platform is now viewable worldwide.
Facebook To Tell Strangers What They Have In Common
Facebook will start testing a feature in the United States aimed at fostering connections between strangers.
Facebook Bans Personality Quiz App, Second Since Cambridge Analytica Scandal
Facebook took action against another personality quiz app on Wednesday.
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