Facebook Considering ‘Sympathise’ Button

I guess we’ve all had to ‘like’ someone’s saddening post on Facebook at some point, just to offer a bit of support. Though when someone delivers bad news to their online brethren ‘liking’ the post seems a little incongruous, wouldn’t you agree?

Man Arrested After Commenting on his own Wanted Poster on Facebook

Anddddddd stupidest criminal of the week goes to this guy!

If you’re a criminal on the run the aim is to keep silent and don’t draw attention to yourself, so the last thing you want to do is get yourself arrested by commenting on your own wanted poster on Facebook. Nicholas Emond from Maine in the USA clearly had other ideas.

Facebook Flavoured Ice-Cream

Log on to Facebook. Like Facebook. Find it almost inhumanly difficult to leave Facebook. But LICK Facebook? I should very much doubt it! Except no, because a couple of lads in Croatia have begun selling Facebook flavoured ice-cream.

JustDelete.me

Since Tim Berners-Lee invented the internet, the amount of passwords you've been forced to remember has shot up like crazy. Also you're forced to remember passwords now, like a spy or something, which is mental. You have your Facebook account, your Twitter account, maybe you're still using MySpace for some reason; like a fugitive hiding in an abandoned fair ground, and then there's Amazon and eBay and LoveFilm or Netflix or maybe both, plus your e-mail and your backup e-mail or the e-mail you use when some website asks for your e-mail but you don't want to give them your real e-mail address, and Reddit and Pinterest and Vine and Digg and Tumblr and DropBox... and so on.

Zuckerberg's Facebook Page hacked

Security researcher Khalil Shreateh discovered a Facebook bug that allowed a hacker to post on anyone’s wall — even if they weren't that person’s friend.

While he was able to prove to Facebook that his bug was legit (despite an initial response that it wasn’t a bug at all), Facebook wasn't too happy with the way he did it: by using the bug to post on Zuckerberg’s otherwise friends-only wall.

If Breaking Bad Took Place Entirely on Facebook

Thieves ruin proposal video... or do they?

You might as well watch this first before I go and talk about it. It's only a minute and a bit long.

Woman Finds Out Her Husband Has Remarried On Facebook

Divorce can be a long and complicated process, what with all the lawyers, court dates and division of assets. Fortunately, for 36-year-old Brian Frain he didn’t have to put up with all that, as he pushed that ‘till death do us part’ nonsense aside and married his second bride Louis Meredith, without a word of his first matrimony.