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If you're logged into Facebook, it will suck up information such as which apps you use to provide "relevant content, including ads.”

Facebook on Thursday said it was ready for a data privacy law that will go into effect in its home state of California at the start of next year. read more

Congress on Tuesday told Facebook it must put backdoors into its end-to-end encryption, or it'll be forced to.

Facebook said Tuesday it plans to move ahead with strong encryption for all its messaging applications, claiming that allowing law enforcement special access would end up being "a gift to...

Delete the data, and don't do any of that again, the FTC told the data analytics company, which already filed for bankruptcy in 2018.

US regulators concluded Friday that British consultancy Cambridge Analytica -- at the center of a massive scandal on hijacking of Facebook data -- deceived users of the social network about how it...

Facebook says the company used celeb bait links to infect victims with malware and hijacked their ad accounts to sell diet pills.

Facebook on Thursday filed suit in California against one organization and two individuals for engaging in ad fraud on the social media platform. read more

Facebook has paid over $4 million to victims to reimburse them for the unauthorized ads purchased using their ad accounts.

Following its efforts to take legal action against those misusing its social media platform, Facebook has now filed a new lawsuit against a Hong Kong-based advertising company and two Chinese...