Oculus Rift app developers can soon make their games or tools available on the HTC Vieport and gain revenue through its subscription-based system.

Now Facebook and WhatsApp will be more connected as they allow companies and users to communicate freely within a certain time limit

Facebook could be responsible for directly influencing elections and other important decisions around the world by using fake news

Facebook will surely recover from this bad business day and hopefully it will regain the trust lost after the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal

According to a company spokesperson, the storage space-saving Instagram Lite Android app is still undergoing (public) testing in just one global market.

Before HTC can expand the Vive Focus from China, Facebook has officially released the Oculus Go VR device in the US, Canada and many European countries.

Watching vertically-oriented video content for up to an hour at a time may not sound especially appealing at first, but Instagram is sticking with it.

There was a testing period of a new notification for those who have just had their Instagram story screenshotted. The test has ended.

To avoid ending up in Facebook's scandalous position, Apple is looking to eliminate a shady widespread data collection tactic from the iOS App Store.

With the past year gone by and a trail of data devastation, we're still stuck with the companies we have to deal with. What's Google doing to make it more bearable?

The tool, which won't be available to the public for several months, will allow users to see what apps and sites pass data to Facebook and, if they desire, cut off the feed.

An Oculus virtual reality headset comes untethered with the new Oculus Go. It doesn't need a computer like the Rift does and it doesn't need a Samsung phone like the Gear VR does.

Koum left a cordial note as he left the door and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerburg returned the same. But reporting says that the tensions have been deep over the direction of WhatsApp.

Following Apple's example from a couple of years back, Samsung, Twitter, Google, Facebook and Microsoft have recently or will soon replace the pistol emoji with a squirt gun.

The messaging application is taking a different approach than its parent company in limiting its liability for keeping sensitive user data private. And Facebook's tactic is raising some eyebrows.

The upgrade allows users to upload multiple videos and pictures to their Stories at once. Meanwhile, those same users can now take out a copy of their data from the platform.

Just in case you needed one more cruel reminder Windows 10 Mobile is not coming back from the dead, Instagram has removed its support for the once-promising platform.

The subsidiary of Facebook is to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation by May 25 and this data portability is one of its requirements.

I don't care what personal data Facebook has on me. It's a known fact that Facebook keeps tabs on everything you do on Facebook. And when I say everything, I mean EVERYTHING.

Several sources say the Facebook CEO's messages have been deleted from the app. This prompts the company to go public with a new feature, but it misses a huge point.

Developers are noting the crackdown Instagram is taking to its API usage while parent company Facebook is walking towards the spotlight in DC.

Finally, videos can be shared in crystal-clear and razor-sharp... 720p resolution. Well, at least the 360-degree photo sharing is nice.