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Pew report: 61% Facebook users have taken extended breaks from the site

According to a new report from the Pew Research Center's Internet and American Life Project, even though the use of Facebook is pervasive in the US, Facebook users have been taking weeks-long breaks from the social network time and again, due to different reasons.

Bloomberg: Facebook developing new app which keeps track of user location

According to a Bloomberg report, social network Facebook is apparently working on a new app which will keep a track of the location of the users; and share that location with friends who are in the vicinity.

Iran Supreme Leader's new Facebook page garners nearly 6,000 ‘Likes’ within days

According to reports, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's new Facebook page - www. facebook. com/www. Khamenei. ir - created on Friday, December 13, has already garnered nearly 6,000 `Likes.'

German data protection agency orders Facebook to change its real name policy

The Kiel, north Germany-based Unabhaengiges Landeszentrum fuer Datenschutz (ULD) data protection agency has recently ordered social network Facebook to change its real name policy.

Facebook updates its iOS and Android apps with changes to ‘Nearby’ function

In a move which apparently is aimed at taking on rival services like Foursquare and Yelp, social network Facebook updated its apps for iOS and Android on Monday, introducing changes to the `Nearby' function which enables users to locate nearby businesses with the help of their Facebook friends.

Facebook begins roll out of new privacy controls

In a move which marks Facebook's newest attempts in the direction of addressing users' concerns about who can view their personal details, the popular social network commenced the roll out of a range of privacy controls on Wednesday.

Austrian law students’ group to challenge Facebook privacy policy in Irish court

In a move which is apparently an upshot of Facebook's alleged failure to make adjustments in accordance with the restrictions of European data protection law, a group of law students in Austria revealed on Tuesday that it intends challenging the social network's privacy policies in Irish court.

Facebook reportedly planning to develop its own games

Facebook, the world's most popular social-networking platform, is reportedly preparing to jump into the videogame-development arena.

A recently revealed regulatory filing made by the social-networking giant stated that Facebook would not be prohibited from creating its own games, with effect from March 31 next year.

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In an announcement made at a press conference held in Seoul on Thursday, Internet search giant Google said that it plans to set up a new incubator for startups in Seoul.

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