As the social media giant buys up companies, it may be losing fans along the way.

"Having the best technology is not always a winning formula," author Blake Harris says.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg has laid out a new vision for the company.

It’s not about keeping you safe from Facebook’s data-hoovering efforts. It’s about competing with other messaging platforms.

Mark Zuckerberg announced the company is in the process of creating a "digital living room," where communications will be private and encrypted.

Hundreds of companies you've probably never heard of are making billions by selling your data.

And sooner than you think, futurist Amy Webb says.

But that doesn’t mean people are leaving social media altogether.

Facebook went live 15 years ago. But how did social media shape the (greater) social network?

Do people just not care about privacy after all?