Facebook launched Moments, a new photo-sharing app, in the US last week. But it won’t be rolled out to Europe because it’s worried that European regulators will object to its use of facial recognition.

Facebook’s plan to track every move you make on the internet in order to send you related advertisements has been lambasted by EU and US consumer bodies.

The Irish High Court has gone to Europe over a privacy law ruling that could have major repercussions, writes Maria Helen Murphy

Internet giant Facebook has vowed to comply with the orders of Irish regulators within four weeks to avoid enforcement action.

Facebook could be fined up to €100,000 if it does not comply with the orders of Irish regulators within four weeks.

Ulster Bank customers were thrown into further confusion after many ATM cards and machines across the country stopped working after 10pm last night.

SIX more complaints about Facebook have been lodged with the Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) over how the social network giant handles personal information.