'Only' 30 million accounts were compromised in Facebook hack
And 15 million of those accounts only had their names and contact details stolen
ZeniMax settles with John Carmack to end all legal claims by either party
Oculus will continue the appeal of the $250 million ruling against it by the publishing giant
Facebook launches 3D Photos feature, bringing your newsfeed images to life
But it's initially only for iPhones
Facebook deletes hundreds of US-based political accounts for "coordinated inauthentic behavior"
With the midterms just around the corner
Facebook counters Amazon Echo Show with Portal and Portal+ video calling devices
Facebook's Alexa-equipped smart speaker arrives in time for the holidays
Instagram testing feature that shares location data with Facebook
Great timing, Facebook
Facebook extends account deletion grace period to 30 days
It now takes a full month to delete your Facebook account
Facebook launches new anti-bullying tools to tackle the trolls
Mass delete comments, report bullying on behalf of others, and more
Instagram names Facebook veteran Adam Mosseri as new CEO
New leadership takes over at Instagram
Facebook security vulnerability could have exposed 50 million accounts
A bug in Facebook's 'View As' feature led to the breach
Facebook and Messenger's Stories feature passes 300 million daily users
Advertisers can now run ads in Stories
WhatsApp co-founder shows remorse for selling out his users' privacy
He is currently funding fully encrypted messaging app Signal
Oculus is working on true mixed reality for the Quest headset
Concept allows artists to work in VR while still 'sensing' their environment
Oculus Quest, Facebook's standalone VR headset, launches next spring for $399
No wires or external processing hardware needed
Former Facebook content moderator says job gave her PTSD, sues company
It's alleged that Facebook failed to provide a safe working environment
Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger are leaving the company
Transitioning from leaders to users
Facebook to stop sending 'embeds' into political campaigns
Company to push its politics portal instead
Facebook may finally be ready with its competitor to Amazon's Echo Show
Because Facebook needs more of your personal information
Facebook looks to stop election interference using its 'war room'
The social network's last line of defense against election-related disinformation
Facebook is using AI to automatically flag potential 'false news' for fact-checkers
Facebook is streamlining its fact-checking process