Sanju Samson's journey to T20 World Cup glory is complemented by his quiet, enduring relationship with wife Charulatha Ramesh. Their bond, ...

As cybercrimes and scams via online mediums increase exponentially across the globe, Facebook, which is one of the most popular social medi...

Facebook is giving users more control at a time when it has been struggling to grow.

Facebook has added new chat themes and a quick reply bar in its Messenger app, along with an ability to send and receive money from anyone,...

Facebook said it ran a small test to help new users understand how to sign up to the social network with their real name and connect with t...

When you're finished with this process, no one but you will be able to see your Facebook activity, view your photos, or see where you've ch...

Facebook says users can choose a "legacy contact" to post on their page after they die, respond to new friend requests and update their pro...

The public sector telecom firm has tied up with U2opia Mobile to provide Facebook access through USSD in East and South zones.

There are a number of things the idle Facebook users do with their 'friends', on their walls, in their inbox and even in groups.

Do you really know all your Facebook "friends"? Beware, if your answer is 'No', as researchers say you could be putting your private detail...

Cyber fraudsters targetted users of Facebook with a range of 'friend request' emails to draw them into downloading a banking Trojan.

Application geeks are cashing in on users' craze to move from Facebook to Google's new social media site, Google+.

Employers frequently use FB to evaluate employees, making assumptions about character, trustworthiness, etc based upon postings or "friends...

Facebook on Wednesday temporarily shut down its online chat feature after a software glitch let people's friends in the online community se...

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Death doesn't erase the online footprints that people leave in life and Facebook won't either, though it will make some changes.

Facebook testing a streamlined "Lite" version of the social-networking service that could challenge microblogging sensation Twitter.