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For years, users of Facebook have grown accustomed to the “like” button function, which often has been applied awkwardly, but now a “dislike” button is on the horizon. “Today is the day we get to say we’re working on it and we’re very...

The company is developing a way for people to indicate feelings of sadness or sympathy about Facebook posts, CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed during a Q&A session Tuesday. Having the ability to vote down the thoughts and uploaded memories of others would chip away at the...

In 2013, amidst concern over content that promoted violence against women, Facebook also pledged to review its policies on hate speech.

The notifications will be ideal for users who use Facebook’s web version from their cell phones through Chrome more than the Facebook app itself.

For years, Facebook users have been giving the thumbs up to a “dislike” button to accompany the “like” feature. He says it’s an opportunity for him to update Facebook users on how the company is working to make new services.

It is still unclear if or when the app, still in the early stages of development, will become generally available, but it will reportedly be compatible with both Apple and Android devices. The format of the app will allow users to change their viewing perspective simply by...

TechCrunch spotted the newly introduced option, which is available now to a select group of testers, and says it could roll out to more people in future.

“Please login with Facebook to submit your Facebook Likes to our prediction engine and view the output of the API.” reads the instruction on the Apply Magic Sauce website.

The Facebook account, also under the name Bryce Williams, shows multiple videos of Flanagan as a reporter, including one of him holding a gun during a reporting assignment.

Following the shooting of reporter Alison Parker and videographer Adam Ward live on the air at a Virginia shopping centre early on Wednesday morning, the gunman gained notoriety by uploading his own footage of the attack. One video clearly showed a gun as the person filming...

A man accused of driving around Long Island and tampering with red-light cameras was arrested after police were tipped off about a YouTube video he made documenting his exploits, the New York Daily News reports.

It’s powered by artificial intelligence that’s trained and supervised by people.”Previous rumors indicated there would be a human component to Facebook’s approach”. “Unlike other AI-based services in the market, M can actually complete tasks on...

A Nevada man pleaded guilty Monday to sending more than 27 million spam messages to Facebook users, federal officials said.

A Long Island man facing criminal charges for tampering with several red light cameras said that he knew he would be arrested after posting video of his actions online but that it was done in protest of government abuse.

Sanford Wallace, the so-called “Spam King” of Facebook, has plead guilty to sending in excess of 27 million spam messages using the social network.