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Facebook apologized this week after it emerged an ad running on the social network was using a photo of a teenager who committed suicide.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has said that revelations about U.S. spying programs hurt users' trust in U.S.-based Internet services.
A U.S. court has ruled that using Facebook's 'like' feature to show support for a political candidate amounts to legally protected speech.
Facebook has announced some shocking numbers about its photo volume since launch.
Facebook has released its first ever Global Government Requests Report covering the first six months of 2013, showing figures of user information requests it receives around the world.
A federal judge gave final approval to Facebook's $20 million settlement of a lawsuit that the social networking giant shared user's likes with friends without allowing them to opt out.
Research from the University of Michigan suggests that Facebook may negatively effect the well-being of young frequent users.
Facebook has begun releasing monthly data showing global web and mobile monthly and daily user counts.
Facebook has announced this week that it has paid out $1 million to 329 security researchers through their bug bounty program.
Facebook shares jumped 16 percent following a quarter of strong earnings.
A U.S. District Judge is to scrutinize a proposed settlement from Facebook resulting from a lawsuit over its advertising practices.
Facebook has changed its policies toward advertising practices after BSkyB and Marks & Spencer pulled ads from the social network.
Symantec's Norton Mobile Security for Android discovered a strange behaviour in Facebook's Android app that leaks the device phone number even without logging in.
Facebook has paid $20,000 to a man in the United Kingdom for discovering and reporting a serious bug with the social network's text messaging system.
Facebook has denied claims made by a Turkish official that implied the social network was handing over user information to authorities in the country.
Facebook has revealed that a bug in its software could have exposed some personal information of more than six million of its users.
Microsoft has revealed that it received between 6,000 and 7,000 requests for user data from U.S. government sources at the local, state and federal level during the last six months of 2012.
Facebook has revealed that it received between 9,000 and 10,000 data requests from U.S. government entities during the second half of 2012.
Facebook has decided to take advantage of the all powerful hashtag to drive larger discussions across the social network.
Microsoft and Facebook have followed Google in asking for prohibitions on transparent reporting of government data requests to be lifted.
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