Before most people switched to Instagram, Facebook was the platform where people shared fun moments from their lives. Although Facebook isn’t the most happening social network around, there are still ...

Everyone likes validation. That's why we receive a little dopamine rush when someone leaves a like or comments on the content we share on social media. Those likes and thumbs up can become a crucial ...

A Facebook page represents your business, so you can use your company's name to interact with your clients while allowing you to still use your Facebook profile to communicate with friends and ...

You can hide your likes on Facebook by setting your likes to private, without having to unlike the person, brand, or product you liked. You can also customize the privacy of your likes across myriad ...

Not interested in likes? Get rid of them. Image: Killian Bell/Cult of Mac Facebook and Instagram have added the ability to hide likes and view counts — a feature that’s been in the works for a while.

Just when we needed something lighthearted on our Facebook feeds to break up the doom-and-gloom of the COVID-19 news cycle, along came the new Facebook avatar. Forget about social distancing reminders ...

While Profiles or Timelines represent individuals, Facebook Pages represent businesses, organizations, public figures, movies, bands and TV shows. Previously, users could become a fan of a Page by ...

Facebook has been around for quite a while now and it’s still pretty relevant. However, not everyone likes having their friends list visible to the public, as this can lead to an invasion of privacy.

When you like or react to a Facebook post, that information becomes available to the masses. Anyone who can see that post can see who responds to it and how many reactions it has accumulated. You can ...

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 dark ...