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Facebook is upgrading its security game.

Should Trump be allowed back on the platform?

"Enough is enough.”

The CEO and co-founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg was in Wisconsin yesterday doing Wisconsin things.

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

Frustrations over Facebook’s lax privacy policies have risen quite high in recent times, which makes the fact that someone was able to hack the social site and make public some of Mark Zuckerberg’s private photos all the more satisfying.

Facebook finally settled the rumors on Wednesday. Through a partnership with Skype, Facebook is rolling out integrated video calling to the public beginning immediately. The new integrated feature will not require the separate Skype client, but instead, just a touted "under 30 second wait" on your first use to install, call and chat.

According to Time.com when meeting with reporters in the Facebook Seattle office, CEO Mark Zuckerberg mentioned that the social giant would "launch something awesome" in the next week. Unfortunately no other details were given, but insiders have their guesses.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is known for setting random personal challenges for himself and successfully completing them. Last year, for example, he pledged to master Mandarine Chinese. This year, the 27-year-old CEO has one-upped himself by vowing to only consume meat in which he's killed himself.

Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg, the subject of the 2010 hit movie "The Social Network", made an appearance on SNL next to the actor who played him in the movie, Jesse Eisenberg. When your the youngest billionaire in the world it's easy to have a sense of humor, Mark is a good sport and so is Jesse, I bet it was more uncomfortable for Eisenberg...

I don't really watch SNL anymore, I rarely laugh at anything they do, besides some of the "digital shorts" they've done, it's hard to find anything truly funny.