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US to join Facebook data protection case in EU

Max Schrems, an Austrian law student and privacy activist, brought the case questioning whether Facebook data was protected properly

Facebook pilots offline video for India

The move followed feedback from users in the country citing poor video experiences because of limited mobile coverage

Facebook rolls out action-based bidding to mobile app ads

Launched in 2012 on Facebook, mobile app install ads allow developers to advertise their apps inside the social network's properties

Most parents in UK think Facebook hampers kid's moral development: Study

About 40% of parents said they were 'concerned' or 'extremely concerned' about the negative and potentially harmful impact of social media

Facebook obstructing children's moral development: Poll

Team of researchers found that 40% of parents were "concerned" or "extremely concerned" about the negative and potentially harmful impact of social media

France terror attack: Facebook activates Safety Check tool

According to CNET, it is the third time in nearly a month that the social networking giant has activated the tool

Facebook's new feature to help charities raise money online

Company's new 'fundraiser' feature will enable users to donate directly through Facebook or start their own campaigns

Live footage of shootings forces Facebook to confront new role

The two real-time videos catapulted Facebook, in the span of 48 hours, into a spot as the prime forum for live events and breaking news

US tax agency investigates Facebook's Ireland asset transfer

To enforce IRS summonses served on social network giant

After Google, Facebook to allow offline video viewing in India

India suffers from spotty mobile data connectivity and paying for large data packs still remains out of reach of many consumers

Facebook rejects Israeli minister's allegations of spreading acts of terror

According to Facebook, it will invest 1 million euros in European non-governmental organisations that are fighting online extremism

Facebook's 'multilingual composer' to helps share posts in multiple languages

A user test has already started and anyone in the test group can enable the multilingual composer by going to the Language section of their Account Settings

Facebook tells women staffers not to wear 'distracting' clothes, claims ex-employee

Ex-Facebook workers have claimed that allegations of sexism are not taken seriously

Facebook bans woman named Isis, asks to prove identity

Isis Thomas, a resident of Bristol in Britain, was asked to change her name after logging on to the site on June 27

Facebook to change news feed to focus on friends and family

The move underscores the never-ending algorithm-tweaking Facebook undertakes to maintain interest in its news feed

Woman commits suicide over morphed picture

Police said they have asked Facebook to block the morphed picture

Now 'like' 360-degree videos in VR on Facebook

You'll also be able to see others' reactions float by on the screen as well

FB deals with media firms, celebrities for live streaming

FB has signed nearly 140 deals, including with CNN, the New York Times, Vox Media, Tastemade, Mashable and the Huffington Post, the Journal reported on Tuesday, citing a document

Facebook inks deals with celebrities, publishers to boost 'Live'

The company will pay over $50 million to video creators, to popularise the video streaming feature

Facebook investors OK new share class to keep Mark Zuckerberg at helm

The move is aimed at letting Zuckerberg give away his wealth without relinquishing control of the social media company he founded