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Facebook’s Free Basic Express WiFi Goes Live In India

Facebook has launched a new scheme that brings people internet access especially to underserved locations in India. Express Wi-fi offers software to local establishments to allow them to work with service providers and share their internet connection with the public for a fee.

17 Instant Games from Classic Developers such as Konami, Bandai Namco and Taito have been shown off on Facebook Messenger.

Locky Ransomware Is Using Facebook And LinkedIn Images To Hijack Your PC

Although this kind of malware have always existed, now is way more difficult to avoid it considering that Facebook and LinkedIn users are not used to this kind of situations on these platforms.

Chinese President Xi Jinping Visits Washington State

Facebook Aims For China Re-entry With New Censorship Tool

Facebook is working on a censorship tool that should help the company re-enter the Chinese market.

Why 2017 Will Be The Year For Live Video Entertainment

Popular social media sites such as Youtube, Facebook, and Twitter are featuring the Live Video app. Will we see this trend throughout 2017? Click to read more about it.

Facebook Might Send You $15 Check, Here's Why

Facebook Might Send You $5 Check, Here Is Why

After two years of trials and appeals, a California court granted Facebook a $20 million settlement in August. That means anyone who appeared in unsanctioned promotional materials is eligible for a $15 payout—that is, if they submitted a claim by May 2, 2013.

Facebook's Fight Against Fake News Finished By Twitter Exec

Facebook has been under such scrutiny regarding its spread of fake news, especially following the recent US national elections.

San Franciso Named Largest WiFi User In The U.S.

Nearly Half Of American Online Users Have Been Harassed, Report Finds

More women have experienced harassment online than men. Women are more likely to be harassed over long periods of time and subjected to damaging rumors, study shows.

Fake 'BBC News' Website Claims Britney Spears Dead

Most Teens Can't Identify A Fake News Online, Study Says

A recent study done by Stanford researchers show that most students don't know how to distinguish fake news. The researchers are now working on a curriculum to teach students about critical thinking.

Facebook Drone Accident Is Now On Safety Investigation

Facebook first-ever giant drone, called Aquila, experienced a “structural failure” during a test flight on June 28. The U.S. safety agency is investigating an accident involving a massive experimental drone Facebook Inc. is developing to bring the internet to remote areas of the world.