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FaceApp seems harmless, but could be another lurking online danger.

Most of us do it: scroll through social media, feeling a twinge of jealousy or even guilt when we see another mom enjoying what looks like a "perfect" day with her family. Here's the thing: it's not real.

There's another Facebook scam going around and clicking on it could infect your device with malware or download unwanted apps.

You may have seen the posts touting summer sales from some recognizable brands. Don't click - it's a scam.

You may have seen a post showing an impressive tornado that was reportedly taken in Chittenango. Unfortunately, it's fake.

Guys, Ellen is not giving you money if you share her Facebook post.

If you're hooking up with someone who isn't your significant other, we can all agree THAT'S cheating - but what about messaging? Is that cheating?

This past Thursday, Krebs on Security reported that Facebook had as many 600 million users passwords stored in plain text. What does this mean? Well, any of Facebook's employees could have looked up that information. Yikes.

Ever hit 'send' and immediately regret it? Well, now Facebook is letting you do something about it.

There's a new challenge going around on Facebook - the '10 Year Challenge' - but it might not be as innocent as it seems.

Another day, another Facebook hoax - this time, it's a viral post about a way to get around the algorithm.

A radio station in Ohio decided to remove 'Baby, It's Cold Outside' from their playlist because they deemed it offensive. What do you think?