It appears Facebook’s executive team used the social network’s data as leverage when dealing with other companies. This comes after NBC News was able to get its hands on documentation including emails and spreadsheets showing the fact.

Facebook has finally explained how it chooses the content which you see in your News Feed. Here’s what you need to know about it.

It seems that Facebook just can’t catch a break right now. It turns out that Facebook stored millions of user passcodes in plain text, somewhere on its servers.

Facebook has today rolled out a new Facebook Messenger unsend feature that allows users to delete messages that they have sent, so long as they do it within ten minutes of them being dispatched.

WhatsApp for iOS has just added Touch ID and Face ID lock support for compatible iPhone and iPad devices. Here are the details.

Apple has just reactivated certificates for Google and Facebook iOS apps after punishing both for breaking the rules. Here are the details.

Facebook just can’t stay out of the news right now, and this time, it’s in relation to a report last week that claimed the social giant was looking to combine Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram messaging into a single platform. Now, CEO Mark Zuckerberg has confirmed as much.

Facebook has been caught paying people to let them spy on their iPhones, and as a result Apple has revoked certificates killing all Facebook internal iOS apps while the Android app is still live. Here are the details.

Users of Facebook Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp will be able to send and receive messages with each other at some point in the future, according to a report.

WhatsApp will reportedly limit the number of forward messages to 5 individuals or groups. Here’s why the Facebook-owned company is looking to do this.

It’s not been a great twelve months for Facebook, and that looks set to spill over to some of its partners too, with Samsung coming under fire following a report by Bloomberg, which claims that some of its phones refuse to uninstall Facebook when prompted.

Facebook today released an update to Instagram that switched the app to horizontal scrolling. Then, it performed an almost immediate 360 and reverted back to the original methods of interaction.