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Discover the essential apps one journalist simply can't live without, from Facebook to Spotify, proving indispensable for daily life.

Critiquing yet addicted, the masses declare disdain for Facebook, but its embedded role in daily life proves otherwise.

A Facebook scam claiming a man killed his wife for infidelity spreads malware, hooking thousands with a counterfeit, viral video.

Bitdefender unveils top 10 Facebook scams with 'who viewed your profile' at no.1, affecting thousands. Beware of 'free T-shirts' and fake giveaways.

Facebook's new Buy Now button could revolutionise online shopping for SMBs, making impulse buys easier directly from their pages.

SMBs are booming on Facebook, with over 30m actively using the platform, helping drive growth and revenue with powerful ad returns.

Facebook unveils 'Mentions', an exclusive app for celebrities to connect with fans, stirring up social media's VIP scene.

According to Facebook's data team 88 million people had more than 280 million Facebook interactions – posts, comments and likes – related to the final.

Instagram's strict rules on nudity lead to a toddler's photo removal, igniting debate on online safety vs. sharing intimate moments.

Facebook's emotional study analysed in public explanation. Experiment in question ran in 2012. Review practices to improve.

Facebook has faced criticism over recent research which manipulated users' emotions, raising questions over ethics.

Facebook has launched a new anniversary story for people who have shared the date of their relationship or wedding anniversary on Facebook.

Unlocking your dream job with social media: Experts advise on leveraging platforms like LinkedIn and Facebook to stand out to employers.

Despite claims of its demise, Facebook still reigns supreme among young users, debunking the myth of a mass exodus.

From updating software, to using a trusted network, to running anti-virus when you get home – Facebook New Zealand outlines the steps everyone should take.

Teens are shunning Facebook in favor of other social media sites, showing a shift towards segmenting social media use.

Facebook's new 'ask' button lets users query their friends' relationship status directly, igniting mixed feelings about privacy and online social norms.

With trillions of clicks occurring every day on Facebook, the social platform is a tempting target for spammers and criminals.

Twitter introduces mute feature, letting users silently sideline noisy tweeters without the drama of unfollowing.

Digital platform providers are competing to find the next big method to grab consumers' attention: voice control and monitoring.