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Meta has agreed to pay out $725 million to Facebook users to settle a class action lawsuit concerning user privacy.

Stare your friends dead in the eye as you knock them off the leaderboard.

Almost a decade after they split up, Facebook is testing bringing Messenger access back on the app.

Facebook Reels is catching up to Instagram Reels... which is catching up to TikTok.

The company will apply or partially apply 26 of 32 suggested changes from the Oversight Board.

The AI wars are heating up.

Would you pay $24-$30 per month for a verification badge on your Facebook and Instagram profiles?

Creating a business page is a simple task.

It's now easier to hide comments in large quantities at a glance.

Trump's suspension lasted more than two years.

The company is also testing default end-to-end encryption in Messenger.

"The restrictions and exceptions to the rules on female nipples are extensive and confusing."

Bye, Instagram. Hello, 2023.

0.5 selfies, NFTs, Elon Musk, oh my!

It's hard out here!

Meta? Copying features from other apps? Groundbreaking.

It was only a matter of time.

Celebs, politicians, and other high-profile users get away with breaking Facebook's rules.

Running for president has its perks.

The company will also extend hiring freeze throughout its next fiscal quarter.

It's a move for the creator economy.

And, yes, it's a "hidden" tool.

This won't help Facebook's attempts to stay relevant.

YouTube, meanwhile, passed the test.

You get a Star, you get a Star, you get a Star...