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Have you ever thought how creepy it is when you are looking for something online and then you go to your Facebook page and it starts showing you information on where to buy the item you were just looking at? Basically, Facebook is watching what you do even when you're Not on Facebook! The good news is you can turn that feature off in your settings.

With schools closed down for the rest of the school year, there is a special group of students that are missing out on high school milestones. High School Seniors.

We all know that Mark Zuckerberg and company collect your information and sell it to advertisers to make their cash, but it does surprise me when I find out to what extent Facebook collects this data.

Do you feel like you're addicted to social media? Just can't get enough? A new study came out and says that Facebook is just as addictive as nicotine. Seriously?

How many times do you see great videos on your Facebook news feed and think to yourself, "How can I save that video to watch later?" Well, you can. There's a little trick that you may not know about on Facebook.

Thanks to all who submitted photos in our Facebook Photo Contest.

We've been asking for it for years, and now we're finally getting it.

So you're an Eagle 106.3 fan, but Facebook won’t let you stay up to the minute on all that’s happening? We feel your pain, but now there’s a way to make sure Eagle 106.3 is your top priority. Facebook users can now prioritize their news feed to make sure that Eagle 106...

Texarkana, Texas Police used social media to solve a recent theft case in which money was stolen from a McDonalds employee’s wallet last week. Since posting the story on its Facebook page last Friday afternoon, the Texarkana, Texas Police Department said its post about a woman taking money from a purse left on a counter at a Texarkana fast food restaurant has been shared more than 2,000 times and

Wow, how times have changed! Everyone is on Facebook, right? But, what other social medias do you use?

It's not the first time that we have seen these "privacy statements" posted on Facebook status updates... and just like the last couple of times it made the rounds, it is still worthless.