While there may be water on Mars, don't believe everything you read on the internet today. Facebook is free and it always will be. And the thing about copying and pasting a legal notice is just a hoax. Stay safe out there Earthlings!
In April and May, the Facebook community donated over $15 million to support Nepal Earthquake survivors. We'd like to share an update on how your donations are helping International Medical Corps and the people of Nepal rebuild.
Join us and many others by sharing your support to make universal internet access for everyone in the world a reality. www.one.org/connecttheworld #connecttheworld #globalgoals
We're launching 360 video on Facebook. To create 360 videos, a special set of cameras are used to record 360 degrees of a scene simultaneously. So when you watch 360 videos on Facebook, you can choose what angle you want to see it from.
Starting today, you'll be able to view these videos on the web or on Android devices. We plan to roll this out for iOS devices in the coming months. We hope you enjoy this immersive view of the Jakku desert from Star Wars.
Today, for the first time, one billion of us connected and had the potential to connect and share ideas, thoughts and dreams. And no matter where we were, or what we did, we all did it together. http://on.fb.me/1000000000
Together we can help Myanmar flood survivors rebuild. Facebook will match your donation, up to a total of $500,000. #SupportMyanmar
