The first time this new function was ever mentioned was last May, when Mark Zuckerberg himself announced that Facebook is working on it. It has now been confirmed by the company's CEO, David Wehner. This new tool's function will be to allow the FB user to clear her or his history on the social website. This includes groups joined, content liked, apps ...
That is how much money Facebook is willing to pay for it. Ever since 2016, Facebook has been using the app called Facebook Research. The aim of this app is to gather all data available from the smartphone that it is installed on. Facebook is actively searching for people between 13 and 35 years of age to recruit them into their Research program; when ...
Mark Zuckerberg wants to integrate all three of his social network messaging services into one in order to, supposedly, assert his control over the increasing division between the three apps. This in turn will supposedly make it easier for Facebook to better fight against Internet evils such as fake news or hate speech. The plan is to continue operating ...
Community Actions, new FB function, allows us to create online petitions. Such petition is a special post with a title, description and tags. Tags serve to, well, tag agency or organization that we want our petition to reach. The support button allows us to share the petition with other people - like a chain letter, only hopefully not as annoying. Discussions ...
It has been heard for some time now that young people are drifting away from Facebook. The youngsters these days prefer Twitch and Snapchat, reportedly, and they are also getting tired of FB's near constant security and image fiascos. It must be true, since Mark Zuckerberg believes it; and he probably believes it, because otherwise he would not try to do something ...
Both stationary and mobile Facebook Messengers have received a slight lifting. The changes are subtle rather than revolutionary: stationary version has a slightly greater contrast between the white and blue elements and the minimalized chat window lies now slightly higher than it used to; in the meantime, the mobile Messenger now uses black and white ...
It took them a while, but they have finally done it. Facebook has announced that part of its grand Messenger redesign project, which it dubs Messenger 4, will include adding an optional Dark Mode to the communicator. Hooray for not being blinded by the white background anymore! Sadly, FB decided not to share any other details on the mode, saying that ...
I understand that having our private accounts hacked by the evildoing thirt parties is something worth of note, but Facebook has had so many problems, lesser and greater, this year that any more are just wearing me out. Still, a journalist's duty is to keep you, dear readers, informed, and that is what I will do. That and, well, it is my job. So, ...
- Facebook Dating, new feature of Facebook supposed to be FB's answer to Tinder and such, - FBD is now out in Columbia, - again, it is not a separate app but a function of Facebook, - registration requires completing a test, - FBD works mostly just as any other dating website: pictures, name, age, info about oneself etc, - FBD's connection to Facebook ...
Do you think that you spend too much time on Facebook? Well now you can see exacly how much time that is. Time on Facebook is a new tool available in FB's and Instagram's settings (where it is called Time on Instagram, I assume). It will show us how much time have we spent on Zuckerberg's life-consuming website during the past week. The catch is that ...
Technically speaking, only people over the age of thirteen can create FB or Instagram profiles, but the thing is that nobody is really verifying their age - until now. Both services will now block profiles suspected of being owned by people younger than 13. In case of moderators being wrong, access to the profile will be returned upon showing the administration ...
Long story short: according to the British newspaper Metro, on June 14th Facebook has applied for a patent for its invention, a software that allows for remote control over smartphone's sound record capabilities. Mark Zuckerberg has repeatedly stated during his hearing with the US Congress that Facebook has never and will never spy on its users. We can feel ...

