Facebook plans to allow all users to 'unsend' their private messages
Facebook won't delete anymore executive messages for now
Facebook Live broadcasts have received nearly two billion viewers to date
Despite its issues, Facebook Live remains a popular feature
Facebook deletes executives' messages from user inboxes
Special perks for top brass with no warning to users
Razer's new online game store offers discounts and rewards to buyers
Purchases are redeemed on Steam and Uplay
Facebook unexpectedly cripples third-party developers with security changes
Devs were only notified of API changes after they had taken effect
Facebook simplifies its Terms of Service and Data Policy
Users have a week to look over the proposed changes and provide feedback
Facebook removes hundreds of accounts linked to Russian troll factory
The Internet Research Agency is being booted from Facebook and Instagram
Reddit is rolling out its first redesign in over a decade
Don't worry, the current design isn't going away
Facebook rolls out bulk app deletion tool to help you manage which apps have access to your data
Facebook wants to regain your trust
Mozilla is building Firefox Reality, a new cross-platform web browser for our virtual future
What will web usage on VR / AR headsets look like?
Google is removing cryptomining extensions from the Chrome Web Store
This is what happens when devs break the rules
Facebook apologizes for saving your unpublished videos
FB rep blames the archiving on a 'bug' and promises videos will be deleted
Cloudflare's free DNS service speeds up web browsing and helps protect your privacy
1.1.1.1 isn't an April Fool's prank
Russia goes after Zello app by requesting ISPs block 13.5 million Amazon IP addresses
Zello has been a thorn in the Russian authorities' side for some time
Canon's 120 megapixel image sensor captures video in frightening detail
Ultra-high resolution imagery has its pros and cons
Erotica writers are finding their work stripped of rankings after Kindle policy change
Some think the move is Amazon's response to Congress passing H.R. 1865
Facebook executives lay out their plan to protect US election integrity in the future
Facebook doesn't want a repeat of the 2016 presidential elections
Cambridge Analytics data still available online despite claims they destroyed it
Channel 4 News was still able to obtain profiling information for 136,000 Colorado residents
Facebook adding options for deleting your data to mobile app
Social media giant wants to earn back you trust by providing 'transparency' and options
Google acquires Tenor to improve mobile GIF sharing
As the Internet evolved and mobile devices exploded in popularity, image search habits changed
Playboy deletes its Facebook accounts following Cambridge Analytica scandal
Another big company walks away from the platform
Mozilla's new 'Facebook Container' extension aims to prevent Facebook from monitoring your web activity
Mozilla's relationship with Facebook has been a bit rocky lately
Netlfix no longer allowed to compete at Cannes Film Festival
Over its movies' lack of theatrical releases
Corporate donations to Wikipedia may surprise you
Cards Against Humanity was the fourth largest corporate giver