Facebook

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Facebook is back, for better or worse.

Jack Dorsey is loving it.

WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger are down too.

"In other parts of the world, that misinformation is directly leading to people dying."

Tag! You're... in this photo

When you're feeling the heat, a distraction is a beautiful thing.

"InstaGREED," one Senator called the social network.

The company says a new fund will help it develop its project "responsibly."

No, the New York Times article wasn't about surfing.

You scratch my back and I'll scratch yours.

Adam Mosseri may want to take a second pass at that one.

Getting help from Facebook isn't easy, but it can be done. Here's how.

The new program is focused specifically on helping certain segments of business owners who don't always enjoy equitable treatment.

It just takes a few simple steps.

It turns out those creepy Facebook glasses have at least one good use.

A one-stop wearable shop for taking and sharing photos and videos? Maybe...not.

Now we know what they look like, and later today we'll know what they can do.

It's easy!

It's simple

The company issued an apology, but gave no concrete details on what it plans to do to fix the issue.

The truest meaning of forgiveness.

Good news in the battle against fake news.

After a certain point, Facebook-owned Instagram says users who refuse to hand over their birthdays won't be able to use their accounts.

This could get a little confusing.