If you’re an American old enough to vote in Tuesday’s elections, chances are you logged on to Facebook this morning to find your News Feed covered in notifications that your friends are “voting in The ...

Facebook has a bunch of fun features now. For instance, instead of just liking a status, users can now react to it with an animated laughing face or even one that cries. How expressive! Another way ...

In case you were curious about him, the angry fellow is from a Facebook sticker set called “Trash Doves” that went viral in Thailand earlier this month. Created by Florida artist Syd Weiler, the ...

Finally, there is a UI update related to issues with choosing a light theme on your Windows Phone. Sometimes, when using a light theme (vs. dark theme) through your Windows Phone’s display settings, ...

The Daily Dot discovered this new functionality on Wednesday, but it started rolling out in October. Previously, if you wanted to share a sticker, you’d have to scroll through a particular group of ...

Facebook is launching three new product features to increase fundraising across its platforms: a new Instagram donation button, a fundraising sticker in Facebook, and the broader rollout of ...

Facebook has raised its sticker game with an update to its iOS and Android apps that allows users to decorate new photos with stickers and post them to the social network, as Engadget noted. The world ...

Facebook might be still figuring out how to build a dislike button, but today it’s launched sticker search so you can find the best reaction for your conversation. Spotted by the Wall Street Journal, ...

Facebook isn’t offering paid stickers directly, but Singapore startup PicoCandy‘s third-party Messenger app will now be one of the apps selling unofficial stickers packs, some of which cost $0.99 or ...

Facebook is offering creators more options to make money from their audiences. One method it’s testing is a way to make bank from Stories. Some creators will be able to plug ads that look similar to ...

Facebook users have shared images of cartoon characters wielding weapons, naked celebrities, and child soldiers – all created using the app’s new AI-generated sticker feature. “I don’t think anyone ...