Facebook is about to start pushing European users to speed through giving consent for its new GDPR privacy law compliance changes. It will ask people to review how Facebook applies data from the ...

Reviewing your Facebook data allows you to see what personal information Facebook has collected about you, helping you make informed decisions about your privacy settings. You might also need a ...

Facebook privacy settings are constantly evolving, so check out our guide to the latest tools to control how others see you on the social network. Skip to Main Content Techlicious - tech made simple ...

Facebook made a significant but little-noticed change to its privacy policy on Sept. 23, wiping out the word "privacy" and rebranding it as a "data use" policy.

Facebook owner Meta has started sending out alerts about changes to its privacy policy from July. So, what’s changed and should you be concerned?

Facebook tracks your browsing habits across the Internet and uses this data to serve you more personalized ads. If that sounds creepy to you, you can tell the company to stop. In the Settings menu ...

By now, most Facebook users are aware by some means or another that the company has made changes to its privacy settings. Though these updates have largely been controversial, there are a handful ...

In fact, research by personal data removal service Incogni has shown just how insecure some social media platforms' privacy practices are, with Facebook, Facebook Messenger and LinkedIn having the ...

Facebook is rolling out a series of new privacy and permissions changes to give users more control over their data.

Ever since news broke of Cambridge Analytica’s harvesting and misuse of Facebook user data, numerous politicians, technologists, and everyday people have offered opinions on how best to respond ...