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Microsoft, Facebook, Google and Twitter announced the Data Transfer Project to offer better data portability and consumer choice.

That fine doesn't seem like much to a company like Facebook, but it's clear that the UK's Information Commissioner's Office is just getting started.

Facebook's new mobile ads will utilize augmented reality in an attempt to engage shoppers.

The FBI, SEC, and FTC joined the DoJ in an investigation into Facebook's data sharing and its attempts to keep information about its data partnerships hidden.

Flaws in Samsung Messages and Facebook's blocking feature could have disastrous ramifications for the companies' users.

In a 747-page response to Congress, Facebook admitted that it has been giving full access to users' data to dozens of companies, even after promising to end the practice in 2015.

A security researcher found a flaw in NameTests.com' quiz app that would have allowed any third-party to harvest the data of up to 120 million users.

A Norwegian Consumer Council report, called "Deceived By Design," accuses Google and Facebook of using interface "dark patterns" to nudge users into giving away their data.

The fight between Facebook and Zenimax isn’t over, but the tables have shifted. A U.S. District judge cut Facebook’s burden from $500 million to $250 million.

Facebook is ending the Aquila project, which offered internet access to underserved communities, but it will support companies with similar ambitions.