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 ...

For social media users with privacy concerns, sites like Facebook have a dark side. Your Facebook profile can reveal a lot of information about you, especially if you have lax privacy settings. That ...

Social media platforms encourage everyone to share their lives online, but some sharing can be risky. One common scam involves scammers looking at your Facebook friends list and attempting to create a ...

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.

In the digital-first age, it is important to protect your privacy, especially when it comes to social media. With numerous people and companies tracking our online activities, it is understandable why ...

Before we move on to hiding your birthday on Facebook, note that depending on your privacy settings, other Facebook-integrated apps or services might still be able to access your birthday information.

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 ...

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.

Hiding your Friends list on Facebook makes a lot of sense both to protect your privacy, as well as prevent account cloning. The privacy benefits are pretty self-explanatory – whether it's a nosy ...