Facebook CEO Makes No Apologies But Promises These Changes By Andrew E. Freedman After 5 days, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally responded to a scandal in which an outside firm collected data on 50 million users.
How to Delete Your Facebook Account By Henry T. Casey If you want to delete your Facebook account, just follow these few steps.
How to Download Everything You've Put on Facebook By Henry T. Casey Looking to leave Facebook? You'll want to download all your posts and photos before you exit the social network.
Facebook's Security Chief May Be Out, and That's Bad for All of Us By Paul Wagenseil Facebook's security head may be out as the company faces a huge crisis. Here's why his departure will make things worse for Facebook users.
Vero Hands-On: Is This the New Instagram? By Henry T. Casey Instagram's latest competitor has a sleek look, but wants to eventually charge you money and is having early growing pains.
Oculus Rift vs. HTC Vive: The Rift Is Best All Around By Sherri L. Smith We put the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive head-to-head, and the Rift provided the best overall VR experience.
How to Enable Two-Factor Authentication on Reddit By Marshall Honorof After beta-testing the feature for months, Reddit has finally rolled out two-factor authentication (2FA) for all users.
Best (and Worst) Facebook Messenger Games By Philip Michaels We played through some of the 70-plus Facebook Messenger games, including the new version of Tetris and a Porg-filled Last Jedi game, to find out which ones will bring you and your friends closer together.
New Twitter Scam Spamming Feeds: What to Do By Henry T. Casey Twitter account hijackers are taking over accounts with the tease of a goofy video about a baby and a dog.
Is Facebook Messenger Kids Safe? By Cortney Moore Facebook has made a kid version of the Messenger app, but is it worth a download?
How to Stream Games to Facebook Live By Michael Andronico Facebook Live just made it even easier to broadcast video games to your friends. Here's how to do it.
How to Download Your SoundCloud Files While You Still Can By Henry T. Casey The music and podcast site SoundCloud may be in trouble, but here's how you can still hang on to your tracks.
Why You Should Delete Your Old Number from Facebook Now By Marshall Honorof If you have an old phone number linked to your Facebook account, anyone who comes into possession of that number can log into your account.
Help Me Tom's Guide: Make My Facebook Photos Private! By Henry T. Casey Learning how to set a Facebook photo's privacy settings can mean the difference between protecting your identity and exposing yourself.
Crazy Britney Spears Malware Is Toxic — and Criminal By Marshall Honorof The command-and-control server for a new piece of Russian malware is hidden in plain sight: right on Britney Spears' Instagram page.
Make Siri Read Your WhatsApp Messages Out Loud By Althea Chang WhatsApp users with iPhones can now have Siri read out their messages, hands-free. Here's how to set it up.
Don't Give LinkedIn Access to Your Phone's Bluetooth By Paul Wagenseil The LinkedIn app for iOS wants to use Bluetooth to connect to nearby devices, presumably so you can get strangers' details. Don't let it.
Smartglasses to Replace Phones? Facebook Says Yes By Althea Chang An Oculus chief scientist says that augmented reality glasses could replace smartphones — and soon.
Twitter Scammers Lure Victims to Fake Bank Sites By Marshall Honorof Phishers mimic real banks on Twitter, luring customers to fake login pages that steal passwords and hijack accounts.
Apple Clips: Get Started with These Quick Tips By Henry T. Casey Apple's Snapchat competitor Clips is out, and its Live Titles feature allows you to animate the things you say onto your video clips.
Facebook Stories: How to Use The First Decent Snapchat Clone By Henry T. Casey Facebook Stories, the company's latest Snapchat clone, is baked into its main app. Here's how to use it and find the new Facebook Camera.
Facebook's Snapchat Clone Is Good, But Missing Key Feature By Henry T. Casey Messenger Day is a Snapchat clone that you can find inside Facebook Messenger, but it feels incomplete without a popular feature.
How to Stop Facebook From Blasting Auto-Play Videos By Henry T. Casey Facebook plans to start blasting sound with its auto-playing video. Here's how you can turn off that feature.
Instagram Crashing? Try This Fix By Althea Chang Instagram may be crashing for some users who've installed the app's latest update.
Meet Jarvis: What We Know About Zuckerberg's Alexa Killer By Althea Chang Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has developed a smart home system that might just be more sophisticated than Amazon's Echo and Google Home.
Snapchat Finally Gets Group Chats: How to Start One By Henry T. Casey Snapchat just got more addictive with the addition of Groups, a messaging feature that allows users to share privately to multiple people.
Facebook Messenger Spreads Feared Ransomware By Marshall Honorof If someone attempts to send you an SVG image file via Facebook Messenger, you should ignore it, or you may download dangerous ransomware.
iPhone Hackers Can Hijack LinkedIn, Twitter Apps By Marshall Honorof There's a nasty autodialing flaw in the iOS Twitter and LinkedIn apps that could let hackers make calls from your iPhone.
Can Posting Social Media Photos Stop Child Abuse? By Amy Oztan By posting photos of child abuse to social media, a number of witnesses have gotten police to take action, but do these pictures go too far?
How to Encrypt Facebook Messenger (and Why You Should) By Andrew E. Freedman Facebook Messenger's 'Secret Conversations' allow end-to-end encryption, but the feature is opt-in. Here's how to turn it on and use it.
