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Facebook just announced that their new data center in Ft. Worth, Texas will run entirely on wind.

For the last 4 years, Facebook has altered their terms of service to cater to the prisons. But after pressure from the public, this has all changed.

Rest assured, when the NSA gets the memo about Facebook's new security measures, they're going to throw a temper tantrum.

The Utah cop who gunned down an unarmed man in a diabetic shock has aired his disturbing thoughts on social media by attacking the family of the deceased.

Luckily for this family, they also went to social media for help finding their missing son as all the police did was assault and handcuff the mother.

Henrico, VA–  Be careful what you post on Facebook, or you could be charged with a crime over your smiling selfie. This is something 26-year-old Kristin Holmes learned the hard way this week when she was arrested and charged with a crime she referred to as “Facebook Thugging,” for posting of a photo …

Facebook has put the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) on notice. Facebook’s chief security officer, Joe Sullivan, in a letter to the DEA and their Administrator, Michele Leonhart, has stated that the same rules apply to law enforcement agencies about being truthful and not lying about identity as civilians. “Facebook has …

The Free Thought Project John Vibes July 7, 2014   Recently a man in Wisconsin was charged and convicted for “disorderly conduct” and “unlawful use of a computerized communication system” after posting a comment on the Facebook page for a nearby police department. The Facebook commenter, Thomas Smith, argued in …

Facebook is expanding from the cyberworld to out of this world. Facebook is buying drone-making company Titan Aeronautics for $60 million, according to TechCrunch. Titan Aeronautics makes near-orbital, solar-powered drones that can hover in space for up to five years. RT takes a look at the altruistic reason Facebook gives …

RT.com   A partnership between police departments and social media sites discussed at a convention in Philadelphia this week could allow law enforcement to keep anything deemed criminal off the Internet—and even stop people from organizing protests. A high-ranking official from the Chicago Police Department told attendees at a law …