If it feels like you're constantly seeing friends post, “I’ve been hacked — don’t accept friend requests from me,” you’re not ...

No matter how securely you've locked down your Facebook account, you can't make your profile pic and cover photo private. Whatever Facebook's reasons for the policy -- maybe it's just so you could ...

Answer: Anyone who uses Facebook has likely received a friend request from someone who they already had a connection with. When these duplicate profiles appear, they aren’t because your account ...

How to protect yourself ... Be aware that about 5% of all Facebook profiles are fake. Meta removes billions of fake profiles every year but the crooks continue creating them and using the ...

Protecting profile pictures is a really good step to preventing these abuses, and so we welcome the trial. At present, it's only running in India, but Facebook has said: “we hope to expand to ...

When I logged in to my Facebook, I received an unsettling notification that said, "You have three days left to turn on Facebook Protect," with the threat of being locked out of my account if I ...

Meta has been fined €265 million ($275.5 million) by the Irish data protection ... numbers with a Facebook ID and then scraping the rest of the information to build a profile for the user.

This often-overlooked privacy setting on your Facebook profile can protect your identity and boost your security online For social media users with privacy concerns, sites like Facebook have a ...

There are billions of fake Facebook profiles out there, but Jamey Tucker says there are some things you can do to protect your account. About 5% of all Facebook profiles are cloned or fakes.