Ever whiled away five minutes on a Facebook quiz, finding out what cartoon character is your look-alike or how your IQ stacks up? These quizzes may seem like a perfectly harmless way to spend a few ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – If you have ever taken a quiz on Facebook from a friend’s post or a personality test to match with a character from a favorite TV show, you may be giving away more than you ...

Thinking about taking that Facebook quiz in your feed? Think again, the Better Business Bureau warns. As Facebook continues to grapple with concerns over its privacy settings, the BBB in Chicago and ...

What kind of pizza are you? What does the kind of pet you have say about your personality? Which U.S. city is your perfect fit? Quizzes like these are all over Facebook and other social networks. For ...

Facebook quizzes help identity thieves learn personal information, increasing people's risk of being scammed, according to Prevention.com. Some quizzes ask questions that are similar to security ...

This post originally appeared on Common Sense Media. What kind of pizza are you? What does the kind of pet you have say about your personality? Which U.S. city is your perfect fit? Quizzes like these ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Social distancing means no school, no office, no church, no activities in person. It’s no wonder Facebook use has been at record levels since the coronavirus outbreak. According to ...

"Can you name these classic sitcoms with just one picture and a clue?" "What sauce are you?" "Only true Texans can pass this quiz!" The Better Business Bureau recommends holding off on taking these ...

Read full article: Divorce isn’t the end—it’s a beginning: Episode 1 of Split Happens reframes what it means to ‘win’ at divorce Social media is used as a fun distraction for some people, and taking a ...

Ethical hacker Inti De Ceukelaire published an article in Medium on Wednesday detailing how he found a security loophole in a popular maker of Facebook personality quizzes. In the wake of the ...

Facebook quizzes help identity thieves learn personal information, increasing people's risk of being scammed, according to Prevention.com. Some quizzes ask questions that are similar to security ...