Was Your Facebook Hacked? Here's How to Find Out
You can get an answer from Facebook ASAP.
You can get an answer from Facebook ASAP.
The process doesn't have to be tedious or time-consuming.
When software engineer Jonathan Abrams arrived in Silicon Valley in 1996, the internet was known for three things: vast amounts of information, pornography, and anonymity.
Follow the "Curators of Sweden" while you still can.
Your looping video might be good enough to go viral, but is it good enough to make you an award-winning filmmaker?
A new feature will clock your daily usage and send you an alert when you've Liked one cat photo too many.
Make sure your social media past doesn't come back to haunt you.
Curly hair, lobster, and frozen-face emojis have been added.
Brace yourselves for the sugar rush.
Searches related to questionable content will now include context.
It's designed for regions with slower-than-average internet speeds.
No more avoiding the internet until you catch up on your favorite show.
Don't be so quick to hit the "delete" button.
The best part? The person will never know.
The change may not be enough for some users.
New research shows that constant photography can affect your memories of the actual experience.
EPIMADA could help people having severe allergic reactions find someone with an EpiPen, stat.
Facebook knows who you've been chatting with, even off the app.
Reassessing your relationship with Facebook? Let this be the first step.
Fido and Fluffy deserve to be captured like the stars they are.
Nyepi is a holiday devoted to mindful meditation.
Scientists are just beginning to understand "Facebook Addiction Disorder."
See less posts from people you barely know and more of the content you love.
Research shows that being constantly tethered to our phones makes us unhappy, but it's hard to break the habit. Here are three super-simple ways to minimize your stress without missing a text.