Profile pictures put the “face” in Facebook – serving as an online representation of your persona (or perhaps your cat). Cover photos, on the other hand, dress up your profile page with a larger image ...

Facebook is revamping profile pictures to make them safer, starting with India. The company has launched two new features in India to reduce misuse of profile photos, announced on Thursday. Though the ...

Facebook allows its users to make their profile their own in only a few ways, and the ability to select images for your new Facebook profile is one of them. Both new and old Facebook users can upload ...

Facebook displays pictures are quite important for many online users. One of their reasons is that Facebook DPs allow their FB friends to know that their accounts are legitimate. On the other hand, ...

Previous facial animation software required video of the target face to capture enough frames to show different expressions and emotions in the resulting synthetic video. But this new ...

Facebook is introducing new protections for profile pictures for users in India, in a bid to stop people from copying, sharing, or otherwise misusing their images. Users who elect to guard their ...

Facebook parent Meta is seeing a "rapid rise" in fake profile photos generated by artificial intelligence. Publicly available technology like "generative adversarial networks" (GAN) allows anyone — ...

When either you or a friend add a picture to your Facebook profile, the social networking site automatically creates a "Wall Photos" album. The album is managed just like any other Facebook photo ...

Facebook announced it took down the accounts for "inauthentic behavior." Facebook has been regularly removing fake accounts in its fight against disinformation, but the company's latest announcement ...

Whether you're an employer scoping out a potential new employee, a parent investigating your child's teacher or a single looking to mingle, it's not uncommon to turn to Facebook to get a first ...

The black squares you see swapped in for your friends' Facebook profile pictures aren't a sign of poor internet connection. They also aren't related to the social network's latest security breach.