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Text is a feature that enables members to receive messages, notifications and other application content via text message using the mobile phone number of their choice. The only catch is that for two members to exchange messages via SMS text, both must first turn on and activate the feature from their Facebook accounts.  See full guide here .. Loading...

(Picture: Getty Images) Government requests for Facebook data have increased significantly since last year. And the amount of content governments are asking Facebook to restrict has shot up by 112 per cent. The social network published the report as part of a ‘broader effort to reform government surveillance in countries around the world by providing more transparency’. Although the US is still in a distant first place, the UK has moved up from fifth to third place. Which governments request the most data? United States 17,577 India 5,115 UK 3,384 France 2,520 Germany 2,344 Between January and June this year our government made 3,384 requests for user data, and restricted eight pages as requested by the Gambling Regulatory Commission.  Last year they filed 2,110 data requests. The US made 17,577 requests for user data – more than 12,000 more than India, which had the second-highest number. Facebook aren’t allowed to give an exact number of n

Facebook is the most used social networking website used by millions of people daily.  This is the reason why everyone wants to get in this website and hack it.  The most asked question on our website and facebook fan page is “How can I hack a Facebook account?”.  There are only few methods which someone can use to hack their friend’s Facebook account.  Today I will discuss all those methods. And also will give a few tips on how to protect your facebook account from being hacked. Phishing Attach Phishing attack is the most common method of Facebook hacking. In this attack, you are sent to a website which is a copy of Facebook.  When you type your email id and password in the fields, those credentials are saved in a separate text file without giving any information to the Victim. Protection:- Whenever you open facebook, may sure to see the URL bar. It should be https://www.facebook.com and not fakeweb.com or something else. Keylogging Keylogging is

Here are a few kinds of Facebook likes: 1. The Obligation Like You liked my baby/cat/dinner picture so I am returning the favour by liking yours. 2. The Duty Like You dutifully like everything your close friends and family post. 3. The Tactical Like You want them to like your stuff back. 4. The Look At Me Like You want to remind them of your existence.  ‘We’ve been friends on here for five years yet no likes, comments, nothing.  We worked together for three weeks, eight years ago for goodness   sake – does that mean nothing to you?’ 5. The Sympathy Like A like given out of kindness when someone posts a really bad selfie. 6. The Try To Look Clever Like Liking a highbrow article without reading it to make you look clever. 7. The Try To Look Cool Like Liking a song someone is listening to in an attempt to look cool (when really you have no idea who ‘Autobahn’ are). 8. The Support Like You like the Feline Fridge Magnets page

Monday Facebook hit a huge milestone: a billion people used the service in one day, founder Mark Zuckerberg said in a post.  "On Monday, 1 in 7 people on Earth used Facebook to connect with their friends and family,“ he wrote.  "When we talk about our financials, we use average numbers, but this is different.  This was the first time we reached this milestone, and it’s just the beginning of connecting the whole world.” The sheer size of Facebook’s active user base dwarfs other social networks.  And it’s an impressive feat for the company’s growth team, which has continually found ways to attract new users despite essentially saturating the market in its home base of the United States.  Efforts like Internet.org, which will deliver basic internet services to developing countries using solar-powered planes, position the company to grow its reach even further. “A more open and connected world is a better world,” Zuckerberg wrote. 

THE ITV daytime talk show caused Twitter users to post a never-ending stream of memes when she appeared with her awful gnashers.  A GUEST who appeared on the Jeremy Kyle Show has been transformed by the show's host after the nation took to Twitter to mock her for her atrocious teeth. The lady appeared in front of the televised audience, begging "Stop harassing me just because I'm sleeping with your ex" but she ended up being shot to fame on the back of her scarily-large protruding teeth . Viewers were immediately tuned out of her story and became transfixed by her unusual teeth and everyone joined in causing Twitter to go into meltdown. But now she looks completely different after the show's bosses paid for her to have them fixed - which is rumoured to have cost about £10,000. A source exclusively told our sister site, Mirror Online: "A camera crew went to her house and they filmed the whole thing.  She was awake during the treat

If you’re not wild about the Conservatives, here’s some bad news: expect to see a lot more of David Cameron’s face on Facebook in the next few months. The Conservatives, who are set to outspend Labour by three to one in this general election campaign, are already using their vast pile of cash to fund adverts helping get their message across on Facebook. Spending on advertisements encouraging Facebook users to like’ the prime minister has helped the Tory leader’s social media reach in the last 12 months. Back in February 2014 he only had around 60,000 likes. Now it’s up to 470,000. That puts him well ahead of the 88,000 likes for Nick Clegg and – oh dear – just 67,000 for Ed Miliband. Even Nigel Farage only has 70,000, but then he’s probably not going for the online vote, is he? The Conservatives, on the other hand, definitely are. Social media is much beloved by politicians, who see it as a great chance to get their message across to voters without those

While Mark Zuckerberg’s personal fortune of $33.3billion has been much publicised, the average salaries of his employees are none too shabby. According to data research by Glassdoor, the average entry level engineer can reportedly expect an annual salary of $106,000 (£69,900) while an average product Analyst receives $118,864 (£78,393). Software engineers at the social media giant earn a mean income of $183,397 (£120,958). Facebook’s own value is currently estimated at £200 billion, which must explain the company’s somewhat impressive salaries to it’s 8,348 employees (as of September 30th 2014). The social media network was founded in 2004 by Harvard students Mark Zuckerberg, Dustin Moskovitz, Chris Hughes and Eduardo Saverin before quickly expanding to other American universities before becoming a worldwide phenomenon.     (Picture: Reuters)  (Picture: Getty Images)