A new Facebook feature called Page History will show users information on the location of the people managing a Page, as well as if and when a Page has changed its name.
Facebook is creating a new team that will explore applications of blockchain technology. The team will be led by David Marcus, former head of Facebook Messenger.
Facebook is opening 2 new AI research labs in Seattle and Pittsburgh, poaching talent from local universities, and prompting fears that AI research is being privatized.
Facebook is finally adding more layers of integration between the platforms it owns, as videos from Facebook and Instagram have now started playing natively on WhatsApp.
Facebook announced that it is extending the capabilities of its Certificate Transparency Monitoring tool to make it easier for developers to catch phishing scams using their domains.
Facebook has announced that Oculus Go, its first standalone VR headset, is now available at oculus.com in 23 countries, starting at $199 USD.
Last week, Facebook announced new tools and features on its platform, to help fundraisers be more impactful.
One of the major announcements from Facebook's F8 conference is a new privacy feature that will let users clear all their history on Facebook, much like what you can already do on your browser.
Facebook started trialing Reddit-style upvote and downvote buttons on comments back in February. While the feature is still not rolling out globally, more and more users are reporting having access to it.
Facebook has announced the addition of a 'Sleep Mode' feature on Messenger Kids, giving parents more control over the times their children can use the app.
Facebook is having a deep moment of self-analysis in what may be the most honest video ad about itself.
As part of its effort to get more people to use Stories, Facebook is once again upgrading the feature; this time with the ability to add AR drawings and Boomerangs.
Mark Zuckerberg had a secret tool to delete his Messenger messages after he had sent them. After being caught, Facebook now says it will give everyone access to that privacy tool.
Expanding on its promise to have political advertisers identified - and political ads labeled - Facebook will now be requiring anyone buying "issues-based" ads deemed broadly political to be verified as well.
As part of its efforts to rid its platform of Russian IRA trolls, Facebook has announced that it has discovered hundreds of linked accounts, which it has now removed.
In a recent interview, Mark Zuckerberg revealed that Facebook scans everything you send on Messenger, but that "it's for your own good."
Following the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the resulting privacy concerns, Facebook has finally decided to let users see who viewed their profile.
If you're finding #DeleteFacebook a bit extreme, you could always look into limiting Facebook's tracking abilities. This Firefox helps you keep a more "private" profile as you carry on with your daily life.