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Social networking site's latest offering, termed 'storytelling through ads', builds on existing Carousel ads.

Users will now be able to mask things such as a licence plate number or even a wardrobe malfunction.

The Facebook CEO reprimanded his employees for altering Black Lives Matter slogan on the headquarters' wall.

More than 80% of Israeli teenagers said that they had encountered anti-Semitic abuse online in 2015.

Arms dealers using Facebook to sell a wide range of weapons to Hamas, Kurdish rebels, Isis and other Jihadists.

The encrypted messaging app recently announced it had reached 100 million active users.

Mark Zuckerberg shared pictures of Aquila, the solar-powered drone, to be used for Internet.org programme.

Facebook expands its Like button to Haha, Wow, Love, Sad and Angry buttons.

Damon Searson died from a stab wound to the chest after spending too much time on social media.

Users had to previously go to WhatsApp's website and manually install the build.

Well-known Silicon Valley PR executive fills in slot left vacant by Gabriel Stricker's departure.

Facebook's new 15-second video message feature encourages users to go beyond text message for birthday wishes

The ban extends to all categories of media including press, radio, television, music and computer games

The social networking platform is created by Vine co-founder Dom Hoffman.

No timeline has been provided as to when the same will arrive for iOS.

Facebook has collaborated with the Samaritans to develop its new suicide prevention feature for its UK users.

Minicab drivers say they have been discriminated against and that TfL is hiding sexual assault data.

Following Google CEO Sundar Pichai's series of supportive tweets, Silicon Valley giants extend support to Apple on the encryption debate.

Twitter launches new customer service tools to improve interactions between users and businesses.

Leaked documents reveal Facebook's plans to roll-out ads in Messenger.

Twitter has fixed the bug and notified user accounts that were affected.

Troubled microblogging site seeks to improve user engagement with the feature.

Nintendo begins to roll out new membership program and social network.

Direct messages may also shoot out to the wrong people.

Facebook's latest anti-terrorism tool rewards users who speak out against extremist propaganda with ad-credits of up to $1,000.

Twitter notifications are not push-compatible on tablets including Kindle Fire.

Twitter has had a tough start to 2016; can these changes help it win back users and turn a profit?

Children's Commissioner for England says Facebook is not doing enough to police paedophiles online.

#askbevinaboutmyvag is protesting the latest abortion bill from the Republican governor