Mark Zuckerberg in a townhall Q&A, Berlin gets asked about the current state of Twitter, see his Epic answer.

Messenger Bots: What Are They, How do They Work, and Why Should You Care?

By Andrew Hutchinson

Is your business talking about Messenger bots yet? They will be soon – according to a report from TechCrunch, Facebook is set to launch a Messenger Bot store at their F8 conference this week (UPDATE: Facebook has now announced the Messenger Bot Platform, read about it here). Why is that such a big deal? Because Messenger bots have the potential to change the way a great many brands do business –

#BreakingNews: WhatsApp will no longer work on BlackBerry and Nokia platforms

Here's some bad news for BlackBerry users, global messaging service WhatsApp is ending support for BlackBerry devices by the end this year. The Facebook-owned company announced this in a blogpost.

How To Find Out Who Has Ignored Your Facebook Friend Request

BY AMAR SHEKHAR

 It’s very easy to find out who has ignored your friend request on the largest social networking site Facebook. You can view the entire list of the sent friend request and you can also take back or cancel a sent request.

Video: Facebook 'Dislike' button preview

This is what the Facebook 'Dislike' button would look like. The video was released by facebook founder Mark Zukerberg on his facebook page.

#Tech-News: After years of saying it wouldn't happen...

Facebook Is Finally Developing a ‘Dislike’ Button.

A “Dislike” button is coming to Facebook, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg. He announced the news during a Town Hall Q&A today from Facebook’s headquarters.

Facebook employees can access your FB account without password

Your Facebook account including private data can be viewed by a Facebook employee

Your Facebook timeline and private information can be accessed by Facebook engineers anytime, any day without even having your password or notifiying you. Facebook says that this is being done for greater good, but is it really?

Paavo Siljamäki, director of record label, Anjunabeats, dropped in to the Facebook office for for enquiring about how to use Facebook optimally for his record label promotion. He however encountered a pretty bewildering scene when the person behind the desk at the Facebook office tapped into his Facebook account without even entering password, though he was politely asked for permission to access it.

Facebook details its plans to bring drone internet access to the masses – but will monopolistic telcos stand idly by?

• By Joel Hruska 

Like Project Loon, Dronebook (not an actual product name) is designed to solve the problem of limited internet access across the globe. The existing map of internet coverage looks like this:Earlier this month, Facebook announced that it was developing its own drone-based plan for global internet coverage, to compete against the likes of Google’s balloon-based Project Loon. On Friday, Zuckerberg unveiled a more detailed paper on that proposal, discussing why the company believes that drones are a better technology than balloons, what it hopes to accomplish, and where it believes the market will go in the future.