Consumers see thousands of ads a day (as many as 10,000 by some estimates) and there’s nothing you can do to avoid them entirely. Using a few little-known tools, however, you can fine-tune which ads ...

These controls and techniques give users a measure of control over how Facebook and its owner, Meta, collect and use personal ...

The first thing you have to realize about Facebook: nothing you put on there is truly private. Yes, you can control how users see or don’t see your profile. But every time you ‘Like’ a product or even ...

According to the story by Tech Radar, the new feature aims to make selecting the audience for the users' posts more convenient. Although selecting an audience was already offered to users, it usually ...

As one of the biggest and still one of the most widely used social media platforms out there, Facebook holds a lot of data on its users. If you have an account, chances are high that you may be ...

In the era of rampant data collection and targeted advertising, maintaining privacy on social media platforms has become a paramount concern for users. Facebook, with its billions of users, is no ...

Facebook has updated its privacy settings to make them more easy to use. The redesigned privacy settings apply to the iOS and Android Facebook app, and the mobile web. Following the update, settings ...

Article updated 9/4/2013 at 8:25pm EDT with a comment from Facebook and additional analysis related to the comment. Hey everyone! Get ready for your close up – effective September 5, Facebook is ready ...

Facebook and Instagram keep a list of topics they think interest you in your Meta Accounts Center. These topics, like brands and sports, are used to serve you ads Meta thinks you'll find relevant.