If you're having problems accessing your Instagram account, you're not alone. In recent days, hundreds of users have reportedly seen their accounts hacked. The breaches might have started in Russia, according to Mashable.
Facebook announced Wednesday that users of its Messenger service can now play augmented reality (AR) games with their friends over video chat.
As promised, Facebook is bringing Screen Time-like tools to its mobile app and Instagram.
Facebook announced yesterday that it is planning to phase out the Moves fitness-tracking app that it purchased back in April 2014, as well as a pair of other apps—Hello and tbh.
You may soon be able to snooze specific keywords in your Facebook News Feed for 30 days.
Instagram on Thursday introduced a new feature that will allow users to easily add music to their Instagram Stories. Facebook has licensing deals in place with major record labels, so we're talking tracks from popular artists like Bruno Mars, Demi Lovato and Post Malone.
Digital wellbeing is coming into full view with Silicon Valley giants like Apple and Google having unveiled a set of brand new tools recently that show customers how many minutes they've spent on their devices, and now Facebook is following in their footsteps.
Instagram on Wednesday announced that it has developed a new app called IGTV. The app is aimed squarely at YouTube and other long-form video services, allowing creators to upload full-screen, vertical videos up to 1-hour in length.
Facebook, Twitter, and other social networking sites no longer have third-party integration in macOS Mojave. The shift follows a similar move that was enacted with iOS 11 in 2017. With the change, accessing and sharing information with those services on your Mac will require a few more steps.
Facebook Events are a great way to keep track of what's going on in the world around you, including upcoming concerts, community functions, birthdays, and more. You can easily add these Facebook Events to your iPhone calendar and remove them if you change your mind. This brief tutorial shows you how to do that.
Facebook today kicked off a staggered roll-out of Voice Posts, Stories archive and cloud storage for users' photos and videos taken with the in-app camera.
Facebook has removed approximately 200 apps over potential data misuse.