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'Insignificant overlap' between ads promoted by Russia, Trump: Facebook

The remarks go beyond what the company told Congress during public hearings on November 1 as part of probes into Russian election meddling

Worldwide outage hits Facebook in US, Europe; users check status on Twitter

More than 1,800 Facebook users reported that the site was not working around 1 pm

Why Facebook removed Kaspersky from list of anti-virus offerings to users

Kaspersky Lab has repeatedly denied concerns among U.S. security officials that the software could enable Russian espionage

Facebook buys Boston software company that authenticates govt-issued IDs

U.S. lawmakers have expressed alarm at Facebook's limited ability to know who is buying advertisements, including election-related ads, on the world's largest social network. U.S. lawmakers have expr

Facebook set to open centers in Europe to train people in digital skills

The community hubs will offer training in digital skills, media literacy and online safety to groups with limited access to technology, including old people, the young and refugees

Facebook to rank news sources by quality to battle fake news crisis

Tech giant will rely on user surveys of trustworthiness to try to preserve objectivity

Soon, you will be able to share 'Stories' from Facebook on desktop

Facebook said that the narrative, ephemeral, camera-first format is the future of sharing… and advertising

Global internet access: Facebook doesn't like what it sees in the mirror

Is it better to suffer an engineer's neglect or an engineer's concern?

Facebook appears to be copying Snapchat, will Mark Zuckerberg succeed?

Mark Zuckerberg's company is imitating Snap in trying to focus on interactions with 'friends and family.' But can the media genie be bottled up again?

Facebook reassures partners it will help them adjust to new policy

Stories and clips that draw comments and likes or are shared by users are more likely to be seen on Facebook

Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg, Twitter's Jack Dorsey to depart Disney Board

Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, and Dorsey, Twitter's chief executive officer, aren't running for re-election at the annual meeting scheduled for March 8

This one Facebook post cost Mark Zuckerberg a whopping $3.3 billion

Shares of Menlo Park, California-based Facebook tumbled 4.5 per cent on Friday in New York, cutting Zuckerberg's fortune to $74 billion

Facebook will now show you more posts from friends and family than news

Last week, Zuckerberg said his resolution for 2018 was to 'fix' the social network he co-founded

Modi, Tendulkar most popular parliamentarians on Facebook in 2017

Among political parties, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) emerged as the most popular. The Indian National Congress came third as the Aam Aadmi Party took the second spot in terms

How Facebook's political unit enables digital propaganda

Some of unit's clients stifle opposition, stoke extremism

WhatsApp must stop sharing user data with Facebook within a month: France

This is not the first incident where WhatsApp-Facebook data sharing has been condemned

Not a bot? Facebook may ask you to clearly show face in photos to prove it

To determine if the account is authentic, Facebook looks at whether the photo is unique

Facebook AI deletes ISIS, Al Qaeda-related posts even before it is flagged

Facebook does this primarily through the use of automated systems like photo and video

Facebook creates tool to help users identify links with Russian propaganda

Facebook, along with Google and Twitter, are facing scrutiny over the presence of Russian content in their respective platforms during the 2016 US presidential election

Facebook launches digital training, Startup hubs, to train 0.5 mn by 2020

Facebook aims to train 5 lakh people on digital skills by 2020