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A Texas woman might face time in jail after being slapped with two felonies because she posted something she heard from an acquaintance on her Facebook page. “In my opinion, this is the government’s attempt to silence my client,” Priscilla ...

SAN FRANCISCO – Facebook users likely know that the social media company is trying each day to make money off of them, but they may not realize that it also is categorizing their political views – and that it may ...

  Giant tech companies like Facebook and Google could determine the outcome of the 2016 presidential election, simply by deciding what information the voters see. It may seem like science fiction, but the possibility has been raised by multiple experts ...

Be careful what you believe on Facebook these days. At least two hoax messages that promise upgraded privacy protections on Facebook are making the rounds. Even worse, at least one of the messages seems to indicate that Facebook is now ...

There are some rather obvious benefits to living off the grid, such as saving money on utilities and likely not having neighbors too close to your home. But there are some not-so-obvious benefits that you should take into mind whether ...

Despite pressure from some gun control groups, Facebook says it won’t take down gun rights pages or restrict the listing of guns for sale. As previously reported by Off The Grid News, groups such as Moms Demand Action for Gun ...

Facebook soon may “unfriend” gun rights supporters and, some say, deal a blow to free speech. The Venture Beat website reported that the social network is considering taking down all gun-related pages because of pressure from gun control groups. “We ...

Online privacy is becoming an increasing concern for not only folks worried about NSA government snooping, but for those who enjoy social networking websites like Facebook, as well. The popular sharing platform seems to be constantly changing their privacy policies ...

At some point in the future, Facebook could be a far bigger threat to our privacy than we previously assumed. That’s because the social network is building the world’s biggest database of faces that theoretically can be used for biometric ...

Internet giants Google and Yahoo are taking serious steps to protect users’ data from NSA and other surveillance programs, and some media reports indicate that Facebook and Microsoft are also increasing their security. Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer wrote an open ...