Social Media

Facebook made a virtual assistant that can follow "Minecraft" player's instructions to help them with a variety of tasks.

Twitter said that user privacy settings "may not have worked as intended" since 2018.

After narrowly approving a $5 billion settlement for the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the FTC is now conducting an antitrust investigation into Facebook.

The U.S. DOJ announced that it's reviewing the big tech companies, including Amazon, Facebook, Google and Apple, over antitrust issues.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reportedly approved a $5 billion settlement with Facebook over the Cambridge Analytica scandal that erupted in 2018.

Intel announced that it's expanding its official customer support to another social platform: Reddit.

Facebook quietly updated a March blog post to say that the passwords of millions of Instagram users were stored in a readable format on its servers.

Facebook admitted to uploading the email address books of 1.5 million users, which may have included the email contacts of hundreds of millions of people.

A court in Moscow issued a $50 fine to Facebook for violating a data privacy law that requires information about Russian users to be kept on servers in Russia.