Facebook temporarily suspends another data analytics firm over data policy concerns
British data watchdog slaps Facebook with maximum possible fine over Cambridge Analytica scandal
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg joins Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos as the three richest men in the world
The SEC's investigation into Facebook's data policies joins those of the FBI, the FTC and the Justice Department
A mammoth document provided to Congress is the latest fallout from the Cambridge Analytica scandal
The internet giants' new privacy controls don't obtain the explicit, informed consent required by European law, consumer groups claim
Bye bye to Somerset-based aerospace outfit Ascenta, as Facebook cancels high altitude drone connectivity program
Advertisers must now tell users when they've been targeted using information from a third-party data broker
Alexander Nix admits obtaining Facebook data from Cambridge researcher in testy exchanges with MPs
The German operator of a fan page on Facebook must take its share of responsibility for the collection of user…
Blow for Zuckerberg as Apple says it will block Faceboook's web tracking tools in new Mac OS and iOS
Facebook shared users' data with more than 60 mobile device makers without gaining their consent, New York Times claims
MEPs reportedly left underwhelmed after Facebook's CEO long-awaited appearance at 'rambling' EU meeting
Anger at closed-door meeting results in revised decision to live broadcast Mark Zuckerberg's visit with EU parliament
The Facebook chief executive says he will appear before the European Parliament, but won't come to the UK
Facebook reveals it tracked users with more than 10 million social plug-ins on third-party sites
Would you pay to use Facebook if it carried no adverts? Facebook executives reportedly ponder the option
Defunct company covered up its use of valuable predictive models drawn from Facebook information, claims report
The consultancy said negative publicity has made it impossible to continue doing business
Zuckerberg lights the candles, dims the lights, and puts Barry White on the stereo with online dating service
WhatsApp co-founder departs Facebook amid reports of clashes over personal data and attempts to weaken its encryption
A ruling by the European Court of Justice could disrupt transatlantic data transfers for thousands of companies
Pledge comes as social network's tech boss is grilled by committee of British MPs
MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis aims to 'give Facebook a bloody nose' for false adverts
Artifical intelligence move? Facebook is reportedly building a team to design its own semiconductors
Will they? Won't they? Social network is reportedly to exclude huge chunk of users from GDPR protection
A trip to Europe would show 'respect' as the Cambridge Analytica data scandal continues
The social network is using the GDPR's introduction as the occasion to try its luck a second time with the…
'Sorry is not enough' say European watchdogs as they form working group to data collection by social media
In a second day of congressional testimony, Zuckerberg also reveals Facebook may take action against Cambridge University for its role…