Although it's no longer as dominant as it once was, Facebook remains one of the best ... that some users on the platform have ...

An curved arrow pointing right. We've all been there: flipping through someone else's Facebook pictures and hiding some of our own. However, those hidden photos aren't quite as buried as you think.

Facebook photos are set to get a lot more immersive. The social network will soon add support for 360-degree photos to its News Feed, Facebook announced Wednesday. SEE ALSO: Oculus adds new social ...

In 2009, Facebook introduced the "like" feature, making it easy for users to quickly validate each other's photos with a thumbs up. In the six years since, you and your friends have probably liked ...

The data transfer tool allows users to transfer their Facebook photos and videos to Google Photos. Facebook is expected to add more platforms that join its Data Transfer Project. Facebook has ...

As if this wasn't wonderful enough, Facebook pages like "Pictures of cats I find on the internet or I take myself" make it ...

Facebook is building its first European data storage facility—60 miles south of the Arctic Circle in Lulea, Sweden. Scanpix, Sweco, The Node Pole / Ap Images With 900 million members worldwide ...

On Tuesday, Facebook rolled out the ability to send 360-degree photos in Messenger. It's now available all over the world for both iOS and Android. SEE ALSO: Democratic Senator launches inquiry ...

You ever scroll through Facebook and pause for a second—not because of the post, but because someone’s profile picture ...