Zuckerberg had a "constructive meeting" with Donald Trump at the White House
The executive also met with lawmakers to discuss internet regulation
Facebook's $149 Portal TV brings video calling to the living room
Would you invite Facebook into your living room?
Congress asks Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple for internal documents in antitrust probe
Lawmakers have submitted hundreds of questions about the companies' biggest controversies
France vows to block Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency in Europe
The EU has a long-term plan to build its own public digital currency
Facebook to settle feud with New Zealand company accused of selling fake likes
Because social media is already fake enough
Facebook details location tracking permissions ahead of iOS 13 launch
The company says its platform is "better with location"
Russia accuses Facebook, Google of interfering in its elections
A practice it's familiar with
News anchor hits Facebook, Reddit with $10 million lawsuit after sexualized image appears in ads
The photo was taken in a convenience store without her knowledge
New York Attorney General is leading a multi-state antitrust probe into Facebook
The latest is a string of investigations that puts the social giant under the microscope, again
Facebook forges partnership with Microsoft and several universities to improve deepfake detection
The social giant is creating its own deepfakes and offering prizes for those who can detect them
Facebook Dating is now available in the US
Would you trust Facebook with your dating life?
Facebook and Instagram directing vaccine searches to CDC site
Via an "educational" popup
Facebook security breach exposed the phone numbers of over 400 million users
Some phone numbers are linked to celebrities
Facebook addresses facial recognition fears, will stop scanning faces by default
You now have to opt-in to facial recognition tech
Facebook is teaching an AI to play Minecraft
What if you could build with your own AI helper?
Facebook is testing Threads, a standalone messaging app for Instagram
The company takes another shot at emulating Snapchat's appeal
Some of Facebook's Libra backers are discussing how to distance themselves from the project
The social giant's antitrust troubles are biting back
Facebook wants to hire journalists to curate its upcoming News tab
The company thinks they'll succeed where its algorithms have failed
Facebook admits contractors have been transcribing Messenger voice recordings
It has now "paused" the practice
FBI wants to monitor social platforms like Facebook and Twitter for potential threats to the US
The agency's plan will clash with existing privacy policies
Facebook has been making internal changes to make itself harder to break up
The company has entered self-preservation mode
Facebook has failed to address a WhatsApp flaw that lets hackers take over conversations
The bug has been plaguing the app for a year
