Facebook Users Not Happy Over Timeline, New Profile Design

Facebook has been working on getting their new profile design, Timeline, rolled out to all users. The company ran into some problems after a company, Timelines.com, claimed that the social network infringed on their trademark back in ... continue

Mark Zuckerberg’s Private Photos Leaked in Facebook Security Flaw

Ever wonder what the 27-year-old founder of Facebook does in his free time? Well, thanks to a recently exposed security flaw in the social networking giant's website, fourteen private photos of Mark Zuckerberg were hijacked and posted ... continue

ACLU objects to Maryland DOC request for employee Facebook logins

How would you like it if your boss listened in on your private, off-hours phone conversations or peeked into your bedroom as you engaged in whatever it is you do in there, I ain't judging? Is the ... continue

Facebook adds ‘tag suggestion’ facial recognition to assist in more widely distributing unflattering pictures of you

How much does it suck when you receive the dreaded notification that a friend of yours has tagged you in a Facebook photo? As you're probably familiar with, we're all pretty hardwired to select the most flattering images ... continue

Misdirected Facebook messages to be read at NYC bar

Remember last week when Facebook had that problem where an undetermined number of users received messages in their Facebook inboxes that belonged to complete strangers and they said it was no big deal? We told you about the ... continue

How big was Facebook’s recent privacy glitch?

It was like PostSecret. Except it wasn't random postcards, it was whole emails. And instead of people knowingly sending their darkest secrets and innermost feelings anonymously to a guy who vets them and posts them, their Facebook messages ... continue

Facebook friendly comment fail

If you don't get friendly with the new Facebook privacy settings, this could happen to you. [Lamebook] continue

Facebook TOS Vote: Tiny Turnout, Results May Not Be Binding

Facebook opened the doors for its users to help decide on the site's terms of service -- but with the week-long voting window winding down, it looks like the results may not end up counting. Facebook allowed users ... continue