European Union regulators hit Facebook parent Meta with a fine of nearly 800 million euros on Thursday for what it calls “abusive practices” involving its Marketplace online classified ads business

"Social Studies" examines the harsh realities of growing up online.

The Facebook founder talked about the site's approach to COVID-19 posts in the pandemic. Media and tech correspondent Peter Kafka discussed the letter on "Start Here."

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologized to families in dramatic testimony on Capitol Hill.

The Supreme Court laid out a new test for determining when actions taken by government employees on social media constitute official business verses personal conduct.

Meta previously said users were "having trouble accessing our services."

The nation's highest court is weighing laws in Texas and Florida that would limit internet companies' power to moderate political content.

Meta will label AI-generated images on Instagram and Facebook; "I hope this is a big step forward," a Meta executive told "GMA."

A Florida bill that would prohibit kids under 16 from signing up for most social media platforms has passed the state House of Representatives.

New York City is classifying social media as a "public health hazard," Mayor Eric Adams announced on Wednesday during his State of the City address.

Meta's policy allows denial of past elections but bans it for current or future ones.

Some researchers downplayed the impact of Meta's decision, noting limited influence of online ads.

Meta could be forced to pay retribution to users if the lawsuit moves forward.

Dozens of states are taking action Tuesday against Meta, formerly known as Facebook, for allegedly harming young people's mental health.

European Union sent letters to platforms over possible content violations.

Influencer Relations at USC's Annenberg School for Communication dives into key components of the influencer world including business and strategic management.

The billionaire entrepreneurs have gone back and forth on the plans for weeks.

Twitter sent Meta a cease-and-desist letter over the newly launched Threads.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, officially launched Threads on Wednesday.

Health experts are worried that misinformation about COVID-19 will spread online after Meta announced it will be rolling back some of its misinformation policies.

Facebook’s parent company, Meta, was fined $1.3 billion for failing to comply with the European Union’s privacy policies.

Facebook users who had an account at any time from May 2007 to the end of last year can now apply for their share of a $725 million privacy settlement.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg described the cuts as part of Meta's "Year of Efficiency."

Two new Utah laws aim to restrict harm caused by social media to minors.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Sunday that the company will begin testing a new paid subscription service on its platforms amid sluggish revenue growth.

Meta, Twitter and other social media platforms currently allow 13-year-olds to join.

Former President Donald Trump is looking to get back on Facebook.

Meta announced the release of new software to combat terrorism and human trafficking on Tuesday.

Mark Zuckerberg has announced that Meta will be laying off 11,000 of its employees -- an estimated 13% of its workforce.

Social media accounts with ties to users in China and Russia posed as media outlets in an attempt to manipulate users, Meta employees told reporters on Monday

Executives with Meta announced they recently removed 480 Facebook and Instagram accounts, pages, and groups associated with the Proud Boys far-right extremist group.

In a new report from Meta, the social media giant details how it disrupted two espionage operations and removed three networks.

Kathleen and Jeff Spence say their daughter began using Instagram at age 11.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg is stepping down from her position.

The Cambridge Analytica leak allegedly exposed 87 million people's data.

Two social media misinformation campaigns exploiting tensions in Russia and Ukraine were identified and disabled on Facebook over the weekend.

A Connecticut mother filed a lawsuit last month against Meta and Snap for allegedly causing the death of her 11-year-old daughter.

According to new data from Meta, last year, a rising share of the online deception campaigns taken down by the company were home-grown.

Underwood was shot and killed guarding the federal courthouse in Oakland, Calif.

Facebook is "failing" to tackle COVID-19 misinformation posted by prominent anti-vaccine group, a study claims.