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Image Credits:Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto / Getty Images 10:19 AM PDT · June 18, 2025 Facebook is rolling out support for passkeys on both iOS and Android, the social network announced on Wednesday. Passkey logins make it harder for bad actors to remotely access your accounts because they require physical access to your phone. Unlike standard logins, passkeys use Face ID or Touch ID, a PIN, or a physical security authentication key to validate logins. Passkeys remove the need to rely on username and password combinations, which can be susceptible to phishing and other issues. Image Credits:Facebook Facebook says that passkeys will also start rolling out to Messenger in the coming months, and that users will be able to use the same passkey for both services. Passkeys can also be used to autofill payment information when making purchases using Meta Pay, Facebook says. To set up a passkey, you’ll navigate to the new “passkey” option in Accounts Center within the Settings menu on Facebook. Once it’s set up,  » Read More

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Those who use city transit are being warned about an alleged scam on Facebook. According to City of Lethbridge officials, there is an alleged payment scam circulating on Facebook where people believe they are buying an ‘unlimited travel smartcard.’ The social media profile Public Transport in Lethbridge has a post up where they are offering fraudulent smartcards, asking those wanting to purchase the card to click a link and put in their credit card information. According to the statement from city officials, both the post and the account have been reported to Facebook and the city has also commented on the post to help alert Facebook users to the fraudulent offer. People are being encouraged to report and block the page as well. Those looking for information about Fare Cards are being informed that it can be found on the city’s website. Anyone wanting more information on how they can spot digital scams can check out the Online Safety Toolkit. Kass Patterson Born and raised in Calgary,  » Read More

Facebook June 17, 2025June 17, 2025 Takeaways We’re making it easier to create videos on Facebook – starting soon, all videos will be shared as reels. The creation process will be streamlined, but everything else about Facebook will remain the same.  You’ll still control your audience settings, so you can feel confident that your posts are only seen by the people who matter to you. Every day, people use Facebook to share content that helps them connect with friends, capture  memories and showcase their interests. Now, we’re making it easier to share videos on Facebook by simplifying how you create and post videos. In the coming months, all videos on Facebook will be shared as reels, eliminating the need to choose between uploading a video or reel. Reels on Facebook will also not have any length or format restrictions. Previously, you’d upload a video to Feed or post a reel using different creative flows and tools for each format.  » Read More

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CLEARFIELD COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — State police are warning residents to be cautious of online financial groups after a Clearfield County man reportedly lost tens of thousands of dollars in an alleged cryptocurrency scheme. Investigators say the victim was reportedly pressured, by member of a Facebook group, to make multiple financial transactions into crypto accounts. Police say the individuals behind the scheme reportedly stole more than $72,000 from the victim before closing the accounts. Authorities note that unsolicited financial opportunities, especially those involving "untraceable" methods, such as crypto or gift cards, are likely part of a scam or fraudulent scheme.  » Read More

(WTAJ) -- A man reported he lost more than $72000 in crypto thanks to a Facebook group he was in, now Pennsylvania State Police are issuing a ...  » Read More

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Juan Carlos Montiel-Ceron has 12 known prior arrests and convictions, ICE officials saidICE officials announced that Juan Carlos Montiel-Ceron was taken into custody after a couple of social media posts he allegedly wrote became "Facebook-famous" (Immigration and Customs Enforcement)DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – A “criminal alien” was taken into custody earlier this week after a couple of Facebook posts went viral wishing death on Trump supporters, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement. In a release, ICE officials said that Juan Carlos Montiel-Ceron, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico, is believed to be responsible for the posts. “This criminal alien from Mexico recently became Facebook-famous — and a high-priority arrest — after allegedly writing social media spewing hate at Gov. DeSantis and wishing for the death of ‘Trumpers,’" the release reads.ICE provided two Facebook posts that Juan Carlos Montiel-Ceron is accused of writing, wishing death on Trump supporters and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (Immigration and Customs Enforcement)As a result, Montiel-Ceron was arrested by ICE Orlando’s Fugitive Operations team in Daytona Beach on Monday,  » Read More

Virginia family finds lost 'quarantine puppy' years later through shelter's Facebook post PULASKI COUNTY, Va. — A Virginia family has been reunited with their beloved dog after years of separation after the animal turned up at a shelter just 30 minutes from their Pulaski County home. The Boyd family lost their dog Romeo in 2021. Two weeks ago, they discovered he was at the Radford Animal Shelter, WDBJ reported. "It was very surreal, I guess you could say, because it's been so long," Emalee Boyd said. "But it's amazing. I love him so much." Boyd says Romeo joined her family back in 2019 during the early days of the pandemic. "He was our quarantine puppy and he did everything with us," Boyd recalled. WDBJ As COVID restrictions were ending, Boyd's time with Romeo also came to an end. He was spending the weekend with another family, but Boyd never saw him again. It wasn't until she was scrolling through Facebook that she spotted Romeo's distinctive smile in a post from the Radford shelter.  » Read More