Governments around the world demand more and more data on Facebook users, but the US leads by far
Belgian Privacy Commissioner says Facebook must get user consent to track non-users, but social network will appeal
Hacker collective names and shames 1,000 alleged members of the Ku Klux Klan
Facebook averages over one billion users a day, as mobile continues to be principle growth driver
Facebook at Work hopes to take market share away from Yammer and LinkedIn
Improvements to iPhone and iPad app will provide better performance, Facebook says
Fallout begins after court ruled data sharing with America is invalid, as Ireland kicks-off investigation
Affected users should 'ideally' consider wiping or replacing affected devices
Following the recent ruling on Safe Harbour by the ECJ, Amazon takes first step to secure EU data within European…
Tech firms voice opposition to US bill amid concerns about data privacy and ‘collateral damage’ to third parties
Wikipedia's co-founder says ECJ's dismissal of the safe harbour agreement won't impact his company, but will be a nightmare for…
Facebook and Eutelsat to build satellite broadband system for Sub-Saharan Africa
Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley claims social media giants aren't doing enough to help police with the fight against terrorism
Facebook outlines plans for refugee camp connectivity as Microsoft and Google chase after India
Internet.org aims to separate controversial free curated web service from its charitable aims and programmes
Potential world of hurt for Facebook and others after AG says data sharing deal with US is invalid
Legal expert to offer his opinion on whether EU Safe Habour data sharing agreement is binding
New version of the social network will offer a way for users to stay in touch with their co-workers
Mark Zuckerberg says the new option will allow Facebook users to ‘express empathy’
Police website knocked offline for several hours following denial-of-service attack
Roskomnadzor comms regulator delays data sovereignty enforcement for big US techies until January amidst data centre build refusals
Facebook rebuffs concerns about fatigue as social network reaches one billion milestone
Siri-esque service will live inside Facebook Messenger and help answer life's tricky questions
Facebook dismissed claims that the technique could be used to build massive scam databases
Local Councillor says approval is the "best news" he's had in the county in his 30 years of service
Aquila drone project will see Internet laser-beamed to unconnected parts of the world from 90,000ft in the sky
Facebook is now presenting Internet.org it as a way of getting more users onto paid Internet services
‘Moneypenny’ should make sure your Messenger usage never gets shaken or stirred
Fort Worth Facebook data centre will be 100 percent renewable energy powered at expand firm's fleet of data centres to…
Professor Stephen Hawking and Arnold Schwarzenegger drop in for townhall Q&A with Zuckerberg