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How To Play 'Doodle Draw,' Facebook Messenger's First Game
The popular messaging app adds Doodle Draw, like a mobile Pictionary that lets users send their terrible drawings to friends on Facebook.
Bobbi Kristina Brown Update: Jerod Brown Slams New Book On Bobbi Kristina, Whitney Houston; Calls Author ‘Disrespectful’
Bobbi Kristina's cousin called author Ian Halperin "disrespectful" for releasing the book at a time when the aspiring actress is fighting for her life.
Facebook Messenger Hits 1 Billion Downloads On Android, Joins Club Of Only Facebook And Google Apps
Only two companies have ever hit the 1 billion install mark on the Google Play store.
Oculus Rift VR Headset Images Leak Through Preview Website; Founder Calls Them 'Ancient'
The first images of the consumer version of Facebook's VR headset.
Google, Yuri Milner May Invest $60 Million In Doctors Search Startup In India
Most Indians don't have health insurance, and the backing by Google and Milner could help Practo expand into more Indian cities.
Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta Faces Corruption Charges, President Calls For Resignation
Victor Ponta had allegedly forged invoices while he was a lawyer in order to buy luxury apartments and a sports car.
Facebook Child Abuse Video: London's Charity NSPCC Says Company Be Held Accountable For ‘Disturbing’ Clip
Facebook has refused to remove a video showing “a terrified, sobbing baby” repeatedly dunked in water.
'Facebook Lite' Android App Launches, Aiming To Enhance Social Network In Emerging Markets
The app is designed to offer Facebook to users in countries with expensive or unreliable data networks.
How To Send Maps On Facebook Messenger: Location Powered By Apple Maps And Nokia Here
Last week, Facebook users freaked out over a tool that could map their locations from Messenger. Now, Messenger will let you send maps.
ISIS Doesn't Use Apple Products Anymore, But The FBI Is Still Concerned About Their Encryption Technology
The FBI has pressed for a new law that would force tech companies to give the bureau keys to their encryption technology.
Duggar Sisters Jessa Seewald And Jill Dillard Were Josh Duggar Molestation Victims; Will Share Story In Fox News' Interview
The sisters, now married women, will talk about being molested by brother Josh. Duggar parents Michelle and Jim Bob told Fox News they felt like "failures."
Virtual Reality Is Coming To YouTube; Here's How To Watch It
Here's how to get started watching YouTube videos with Google Cardboard.
Instagram's Ads Will Use Facebook Data To Target Your 'Likes' And Interests
Facebook's photo sharing app is introducing new ads with a 'buy' button.
Google Photos Fails To Impress Tim Cook; Apple CEO Warns New Cloud Service Is 'Gobbling Up' Personal Info
Nothing comes for free, Apple's CEO said, especially if it involves your personal information.
IDF Pork Controversy: Israeli Military Drops Jail Sentence For American Soldier Caught Eating Ham
The American-born Israeli soldier punished for eating a ham sandwich has been spared from a military jail sentence.
Life With A $100 Smartphone: How Low-Cost Phones Are Rapidly Changing Lives In India
Affordable smartphones are changing lives in India, helping people get jobs, allowing entrepreneurs to reach customers and creating new first-time users.
Facebook Real Name Policy: Protesters Gathered Outside Menlo Park Headquarters To Oppose 'Discriminatory' Policy
The #MyNameIs campaign was attended by protesters from the LGBT community, Native Americans and survivors of domestic violence.
Arizona Mosque, Site Of Anti-Islam Protest, Holds 'Love Not Hate' Event
Monday's event comes four days after an anti-Muslim event held outside the mosque drew more than 200 protesters.
Why Media Companies Are Just Giving Their Content To Facebook: Chart
The ubiquitous social network is the No. 1 source of political news for adults under 33, according to a new report.
Facebook Will Now Help You Secure Your Emails Just Like Edward Snowden
If you ever received any emails from Facebook, anyone with access to your account could read the message. Until now.
Ello-Backed Drag Queens To Swarm Facebook To Protest 'Anti-LGBT' Real-Name Policy
Remember Ello? The so-called "anti-Facebook" that once had 38,000 signups per hour is staging a protest.
How To Track Your Facebook Friends: New App Makes It Eerily Simple
On Facebook, turning off your location tracking settings is easy, but uncommon. One student thought to expose how much data the social network can reveal.
Oculus Just Bought A Startup That Can Put Facebook (FB) On Your Wall
The Facebook subsidiary announced on Tuesday that it has purchased Surreal Vision, a British company specializing in augmented reality.
Memorial Day Confederate Flag Burning: Small Groups Gather In 13 States To Symbolically Bury The Dixie Flag
People in 13 southern states commemorated Memorial Day by holding simultaneous “funerals” for the Confederate flag.
Internet.org: India Veering Toward View It Violates Net Neutrality: Report
Online access could change the lives of millions in India, but supporters of an independent Internet there say large companies are seeking to control it.
Buruji Kashamu, Man Who Reportedly Led The Drug Ring Behind ‘Orange Is The Black,’ Has Been Arrested
Charged with heroin distribution in a case linked to "Orange Is the New Black," a Nigerian senator-elect has been detained in Lagos.
‘19 Kids And Counting’ Josh Duggar Sex Scandal Update: Jim Bob and Michelle Respond To Molestation Allegations; Offer No Details
"When Josh was a young teenager, he made some very bad mistakes and we were shocked," the Duggar parents said in an official statement on Facebook Thursday.
Is Josh Duggar A Hypocrite? ‘19 Kids And Counting’ Star Releases Sex Scandal Statement; Some Fans Want Show Canceled
"Twelve years ago, as a young teenager I acted inexcusably for which I am extremely sorry and deeply regret," Duggar said of the sex scandal.
Russia Warns Google, Twitter And Facebook On Law Violations
Russia's media watchdog has written to Google, Twitter and Facebook warning them against violating Russian Internet laws and a spokesman said on Thursday they risk being blocked if they do not comply with the rules.
Facebook, Twitter And Google Accused By Russian Watchdog For 'Lawless Action'
Facebook, Twitter and Google have been accused by the Russian government of violating the country's "blogger law" — a law that gives the country censorship capabilities.


