If you don't use Facebook's Moments app, the social network is looking to incentive you a bit to check it out—though, perhaps incentivize is the wrong word. The company is essentially threatening that ...

Photos synced from your smartphone to Facebook will soon be deleted if you don't use the company's syncing app. Earlier this year, images were moved to Moments, which allows you to organize and ...

When you're the largest social networking site on the planet, you get to call the shots, good or bad. To that end, Facebook is wielding its power to strong-arm users into installing its standalone ...

It turns out Messenger isn’t the only app Facebook is hell-bent on getting its users to adopt. The social network is applying the same forceful approach it used in regards to its chat app to its ...

Update (June 27, 2016) : Facebook previously said that it will allow users to retrieve their synced photos until July 7, but today, it’s begun notifying users that has ended its Photo Syncing service.

Facebook is continuing its heavy-handed push to get users to install its private photo-sharing app Moments. The company’s latest move – warning people some of their photos will be deleted if the app ...

As Facebook's email indicates, the company will be deleting these auto-synchronized photos for users that don't install the moments app. "If you want to keep your [number] photos, download moments and ...