It looks like I am not alone in there. There appears to have been a surge in the number of people whose Facebook accounts have recently been suspended, with "cybersecurity" cited as the reason. Well, ...

Meta has long required Facebook users to post under their real names (with some exceptions), but at least for Facebook Groups, the company is now offering new options. Members of Facebook Groups will ...

(NEXSTAR) – Millions of people owed a piece of the massive $725 million Facebook privacy settlement have been receiving their payments. Are you feeling left out? The long-awaited payments started on ...

One of Sabrina Carpenter‘s biggest hits feels anything but short and sweet in the trailer for The Housemaid, a new horror movie starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried. Previewing how the two ...

If you filed a claim in Facebook's $725 million privacy settlement, you could soon get a payment, according to the settlement's administrator. Millions of consumers who used Facebook over a 15-year ...

Payments in Facebook's $725 million user privacy settlement have started to go out this month, the company in charge of the payments said. Meta, the parent company of Facebook, agreed to pay millions ...

Who Are the Please Don’t Destroy Members? Ben, Martin and John were the original members, but John left the group. So, it currently has Ben and Martin. Is Please Don’t Destroy Breaking Up? No, Please ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Davey Winder is a veteran cybersecurity writer, hacker and analyst. Update, July 20, 2025: This story, originally published on ...

Although Tax Court Judge Cary Douglas Pugh rejected the IRS’ position on almost every key methodological detail in Facebook Inc. v. Commissioner, 164 T.C. No. 9 (2025), her opinion vindicated the ...

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admitted that simple courtesies such as saying “please” and “thank you” to his company’s ChatGPT bot are surprisingly expensive — costing the firm substantial sums in electricity ...

Anyone miserable in their jobs will take some solace from Careless People, a blistering new memoir by Sarah Wynn-Williams, former global public policy director at Facebook (since rebranded as Meta).

In a memoir set to be published Tuesday, a former Facebook employee lays out allegations of misconduct at the company, including claims of sexual harassment and what she says were incomplete ...