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Elevation Partners co-founder Roger McNamee revealed the truth behind Facebook's timely rebrand on "The Claman Countdown."

Facebook plans to go all-in on the metaverse and will do so with a new name: Meta.

As Facebook plans to go all in on the metaverse, a virtual reality space where users can interact with each other in a computer-generated environment, the tech giant has announced it will take on a new name: Meta.

The metaverse, a virtual-reality space where users can interact with each other in a computer-generated environment, will be a major area of investment and important part of Facebook's strategy going forward, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Marsha Blackburn calls on Facebook to make a stronger effort to target criminals after a series of leaked documents revealed how the platform facilitates human and drug trafficking.

Federal Trade Commission staffers have begun looking into disclosures that Facebook Inc.’s internal company research had identified ill effects from its products, according to people familiar with the matter.

Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan have been sued by two former household workers who allege sexual harassment and racial discrimination from a former aide, according to reports.

A whopping 20% of US Facebook users have seen content that discourages or interferes with them participating in elections, according to a 2019 survey of 3,000 users.

The White House on Wednesday slammed Facebook, claiming the social media giant continues to “amplify anti-vaccine content over accurate information,” calling it a “problem.”

Facebook’s own researchers have found that Instagram barrages teen girls who have anorexia and other eating disorders with photos and videos of other afflicted girls — a practice that experts say has been shown to worsen the disorders, The Post has learned.

Facebook on Monday said its spending on Facebook Reality Labs would dent total operating profit by around $10 billion this year

Sixty Border Patrol agents committed misconduct by posting “explicit and violent messages” mocking migrants and threatening lawmakers on Facebook — but only two were fired, investigators said.

TikTok, Snap and YouTube are in the hot seat as the companies are set to face questions from Congress over the platforms' impacts on teens.

"Good faith criticism helps us get better, but my view is what we are seeing here is a coordinated effort to selectively use the leaked documents to paint a false picture of our company," Zuckerberg told analysts on the company's third quarter earnings call.