Facebook update

Goodbye On This Day, hello Facebook Memories. Facebook's popular throwback feature is getting a refresh along with a new name as the three-year-old On This Day feature becomes Memories. The update brings more organization to those social throwbacks while keeping several features intact.

Facebook launched not one but several updates today, enhancing two-factor authentication, adding new Groups admin tools and expanding Marketplace. The security update is the first time Facebook has allowed users to add two-factor authentication without giving out a phone number.

Tune out during a livestream and miss the big moment? No biggie -- Facebook will now let you rewind Live videos during the stream, even before it ends. The change is one of three Live features launched this week that are focused on simplifying broadcasts for both streamers and viewers.

Got a list worth sharing? Facebook is making it easier with a new status update style for creating organized lists on colorful backgrounds.

Facebook is both speeding up translations and expanding efforts to catch policy violators with a new artificially intelligent program that works across multiple languages by using multilingual embedding.

The Facebook Ticker, the network's real-time list of every like, comment and post from friends is no more.

The new Facebook Explore Feed is a custom news feed filled with suggested posts based on who you follow and what your friends liked.

Tired of navigating between Facebook and Instagram? The process is getting a bit simpler with a minor update to the Facebook menu.

A new Facebook things in common feature allows users to see what they have in common with other users, including interests and places.

Whether you're having a birthday or celebrating a friend's, Facebook birthday options now offer new options for giving and well-wishing.

Nope, you're not seeing things -- a Facebook redesign means the news feed will start looking a bit different over the next few weeks.

Facebook Lifestage, an app designed exclusively for high schoolers, is no longer available to download, while Facebook Groups is also leaving.

Facebook Related Articles could prevent users from sharing fake news without reading with recommendations before the click.

Stories aren't just for friends -- Facebook profiles that allow public followers can now make their Stories public.

Facebook users can now easily see which Groups are official and which ones are fan-created with new Groups for Pages.

Love them or hate them, GIFs have been around for 30 years, and Facebook is celebrating with a a new feature for posting GIFs in comments.

Facebook Albums is set to grow as the social media platform has shared new features for expanding the feature with new content.