In recent weeks, Facebook has been wrangling with the Federal Trade Commission over whether the social media website is violating users' privacy by making public too much of their personal ...

Facebook's tracking technology has landed the social network in hot water, with two lawmakers calling for a Federal Trade Commission investigation.

Aside from the plethora of scummy privacy practices Facebook uses to track your every move on its myriad platforms, the company’s also come up with plenty of sneaky ways to keep tabs on you off ...

Facebook officials now acknowledge that the social media giant has been able to create a running log of the web pages that each of its members has visited during the previous 90 days. Facebook ...

By tracking you as you make your way across the web and building a profile that helps determine which ads you're most likely to click. Some people don't want to be tracked by Facebook, so they don ...

Facebook announced changes to its privacy and advertising policies on its company blog, extending Facebook's ability to track users outside of Facebook. This counters 2011's position that [we] "do ...

Facebook's need to convince advertisers that their ads work involves tracking its users' in-store purchases ...

But Facebook will be effectively prevented from seeing what you’re doing when you’re not doing it on Facebook. Obviously, Facebook is not the only company tracking your activity online.

Three sneaky ways companies are tracking you Most people understand that Facebook is tracking their preferences when they use the app, but few realize they’re being tracked in other ways, too.