Whether you spend hours a day posting, liking, and commenting on Facebook or you haven't used the social networking platform in weeks, everything you have done on the site is recorded in your Activity ...

Facebook is rolling out Activity Log, a privacy feature that was only available in your computer-bound account, to mobile. The log lets users monitor and control what shows up on their Timelines. Now ...

Facebook collects mountains of personal information about all of us, whether we mean to share it or not. The company pulls in data from third parties, adding tidbits of information when we visit sites ...

Facebook Privacy Settings are no less than a maze because of the many options available. These options are available at more than one place (to confuse you). For ...

This article shows you how to unlike something on Facebook. Because Facebook's algorithm uses your likes to shape the ...

Facebook automatically stores the record of searches you make on its platform. This data can be used to build a personalized experience for the user, such as displaying relevant content in the News ...

Clean up your image, or move on from an ex Clean up your image, or move on from an ex is a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and ...

How many times have you been shopping online for something, like a sweater or a pair of headphones, only to be immediately served an ad for that exact same product the next time you opened on ...

After years of promising increased transparency, Facebook is getting granular and showing you how it picks up and mashes together data about you from other companies. Facebook's new tool is indeed ...

Facebook, a tech conglomerate that started as a social-networking website but later turned into its present avatar of a news aggregator, has been through various phases. And it would not be incorrect ...