It turns out that another Facebook quiz has been leaking data. The quiz had roughly 120M monthly users, so the fact that it hadn't been shut down for a long time presents quite a problem.
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Facebook has started rolling out a new grid view for profiles that transforms your personal timeline in an Instagram-like mosaic of posts.
Facebook is testing the ability to snooze keywords so that you don't see them for 30 days in News Feed and Groups.
Grow (by Facebook) is a thought leadership print magazine available in the UK, that shines a light on people, companies, and trends challenging the status quo.
The "time well spent" movement is coming to Facebook. The company is working on a new feature that will show users how much time they spend on its platform.
In October, Facebook will start requiring that all apps and websites using Facebook Login to use HTTPS. In preparation for that, Facebook has added a new "Enforce HTTPS" setting for its Facebook Login.
Announced at F8 earlier this year, Facebook Messenger can now automatically translate between Spanish and English, with more languages to come.
People blinking in your photos may not be a problem for much longer. Facebook is working on ways to fix them with AI.
Facebook has announced that it is making its Workplace Premium feature free to nonprofits and to staff working at educational institutions.
Facebook announced polling for Live and on-demand videos, and gamification for Live to help creators create interactive video content.
Facebook is introducing a paid subscription feature for Group admins to charge for exclusive content. The feature is being tested across select Groups.
The importance of Facebook as a platform for news usage is declining steadily, while other smaller platforms are increasing in influence.
This one will hurt: Facebook has found another source of video ad space; inside Messenger, where some users have started seeing autoplay video ads appear in their inbox.
If you have been advertising with Facebook ads for quite some time then you’ve seen it happen at least once; your ad was not approved.
According to reports, Facebook is experimenting with a new option that will allow Page admins to A/B test their posts.
Last week Facebook announced its pledge to train 1 million business owners in the United States in a bid to equip more people with the digital skills to compete in the workplace.
Facebook admitted that the posts of over 14 million users who thought they were sharing privately with their friends might have been shared publicly because of a software bug during May 2018.
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