Facebook Porn Scam Leads to Browser Hijacker By Henry T. Casey That post in your Facebook newsfeed that promises a racy video if you just click on it? Yeah, don't.
Facebook Won't Back Down on Real-Name Policy By Ilyse Liffreing A protest Monday at Facebook HQ made the company change a few things about its authentic name policy, but that's about it.
Stalk Facebook Users with 'Marauder's Map' App By Henry T. Casey This Marauder's Map isn't for tracking Professor Snape -- it's for stalking your friends via the Facebook Messenger smartphone app.
How to Make Facebook Messenger Video Calls By Cherlynn Low Facebook's new Video Calling feature in its Messenger app makes it easier to talk to people on your friends list. Here's how.
Wickr Launches Vanishing Photo-Sharing Feature By Jill Scharr Encrypted messaging app Wickr has launched a new photo-sharing feature, letting users create feeds of self-destructing photos.
Don't Believe These AirAsia Facebook Scams By Jill Scharr Don't believe these malicious Facebook scams that pretend to have information about the missing AirAsia Flight 8501.
One-Third of Young Britons Send Nude Selfies By Jill Scharr One in four British young people who sent others nude photos said those photos were leaked without their consent, according to a new study.
What Facebook's Proposed Policy Changes Mean For You By Jill Scharr Facebook's updated terms and policies increase its transparency, but don't represent any significant change in Facebook's behavior.
How SnapChat, Secret, WhatsApp Don't Protect Messages By Jill Scharr Your favorite messaging apps aren't protecting your data, according to a study by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
What is Ello and How to Use It By Anna Attkisson Ello is a new invite-only, ad-free social network for hipsters and those fed up with Facebook's advertising policy. Here's how to get started.
Facebook Scam Exploits Robin Williams' Death for Clicks By Jill Scharr A fake Facebook video capitalizes on the tragic death of Robin Williams to make the scammers a few bucks. Don't click on it.
Facebook Scam Tricks Users Into Hacking Themselves By Jill Scharr People trying to hack others' Facebook accounts ended up being hacked themselves, thanks to a new scam.
Angry How Facebook Uses Your Data? Here's What to Do By Paul Wagenseil Anyone outraged that Facebook let researchers conduct sociological experiments on users should read the fine print.
Facebook's New Ads Are Nosier Than Ever By Jill Scharr Facebook will show you ads based on your non-Facebook online activity -- and will no longer honor 'Do not track' requests.
How to Lock Down Your Twitter Privacy Settings By David Murphy Just because you like Twitter doesn't mean you don't have a right to privacy. Here's how to lock down the essential settings.
10 Facebook Privacy and Security Settings to Lock Down By David Murphy Stop sharing absolutely everything with the public. Lock down your Facebook account with these privacy and security settings.
Bitly Data Breach Hits Facebook, Twitter Users By Paul Wagenseil Short-URL generator Bitly hit by data breach, but damage spills over to Facebook, Twitter due to shared credentials.
Watch Dogs' Digital Shadow Learns Your Facebook Secrets By Jill Scharr They know everything about you! Digital Shadow, a promotion for the game 'Watch Dogs,' scrapes your Facebook profile for personal data.
Jerk.com Stole Facebook Data, Scammed Users By Jill Scharr Jerk.com has been charged by the FTC for stealing personal Facebook data and creating user profiles without permission.
Facebook Scam Promising Naked Videos Infects Millions By Jill Scharr Malware promises naked videos of your Facebook friends, but instead infects your computer, then moves on to infect others.
Guess What? Your Facebook Friends List Is Never Private By Jill Scharr Think your Facebook friends list is private? A simple workaround puts that personal data right out in the open.
How to Let Your Twitter Followers Direct-Message You By Paul Wagenseil Twitter adds an optional feature to let followers direct-message Twitter users. Previously, only users who followed each other could do so.
Facebook Kills Privacy Option to Hide Your Profile from Strangers By Paul Wagenseil Facebook is removing the privacy setting that lets users stop total strangers from finding them, deeming it an 'old' and 'confusing' option.
Fake Mobile Facebook Site Wants Your Credit Card By Kevin Parrish Social networks have no business asking for credit card numbers unless you're trying to make a purchase.
Facebook Investing in Voice Recognition Technology By Kevin Parrish Facebook has scooped up the developer behind the popular Jibbigo Translator app.
EA Shutters Pet Society, The Sims Social and SimCity Social By Tarun Iyer On June 14 2013, EA will be taking Pet Society, Sim City Social and The Sims Social offline.
American Express Turns Twitter #Hashtags Into Purchases By Kevin Parrish American Express customers can now make purchases through Twitter using #hashtags.
Facebook Replaces Google Maps as Top U.S. Mobile App By Zak Islam Google claims five of the top six U.S. mobile apps at the end of 2012.
Facebook Now Offering Voicemail, Testing VoIP via Apps By Kevin Parrish Now you can send voice messages through Facebook.
Zuckerberg's Sister Bitten By Facebook Privacy Settings By Jane McEntegart Looks like even the Zuckerbergs aren't completely clear on how Facebook's privacy settings work.
