Dave is an extremely gifted mind reader. In this video, he reveals his dumbfounding skill. Would Dave be able to read your mind?

Did Facebook Places help the C.I.A. find and kill Osama Bin Laden? Or: How not to be found with Facebook Places.

We woke up this morning to a Facebook news feed filled with our friends being tagged in the picture of a young girl from [insert a random country here] that KILLED herself in front of a web cam. Facebook is on it and actively removing the spam and photo tag exploir, but in the meantime, stay clear from the added link.

ZoneAlarm, an expert in consumer Internet security, this week published a helpful infographic titled Social Media Safety Belt, in which they explain how to navigate your ever-changing Facebook privacy settings.

Even though the hoax Facebook Time Checker application is still spreading ─only yesterday, it affected the page of the phenomenal musician, Chilly Gonzales─ it now has a successor called Analyzer (among other names, including Facebook Addiction).

A spam application called Facebook Time Checker is luring unknowing Facebook users into completing advertisers’ offers in order to find out how much time they have spent on Facebook.

In the past hour, we noticed a new Facebook application spam outbreak that comes in the form of following status message: I had n0 idea u could see everyone who views your pr@file. You guys are gr@ss! http://bit.ly/******

The following warning regarding Instant Personalization is currently being shared by thousands on Facebook…

Today was a big day for Facebook, as they introduced several new features at the Facebook Event 2010. Here’s a quick round-up…

A bogus page is promising free FIFA Superstars gold coins if you “Become a fan”, “Share the page” and post a message 7 times around Facebook, but the “cheat” that is revealed is just what we’ve already told you.

You can have a gut feeling about unauthorized access to your account, but did you know Facebook is also offering an option to verify your suspicion?

Scam applications, including The Official Dislike Button and Dislikebutton, are currently luring people into completing an online survey in order to get access to a Dislike-button browser add-on that’s already freely available at Mozilla.com.

A page called “This Man Took A Photo Of Himself Everyday For 8 Years In A Row, Look!”* is tricking people into liking it in order to watch the video, which has caused the slideshow to go viral around May 23rd and watched by hundreds of thousands of people this week.

Today’s big news on Facebook is, of course, the simplified privacy controls which are being rolled out as we speak at http://facebook.com/privacy. The just turned 26-year-old Mark Zuckerberg personally announced them earlier today.