If you get bored sitting around the office all day without being able to socialize, Facebook has a new hobby for you. Facebook has just announced a new social tool called "Work" (we called it 'Facebook for Work' before), which will revolve around your professional life, and how employees in a Business communicate with each other.

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If you are tired of getting around the office firewall to chat with your friends, Facebook has a new hobby for your to waste your time on. According to sources within the company, Facebook is secretly working on a new version called "Facebook at work", which will revolve around your professional life. A team of Facebook engineers in the UK has been working on this version, and is currently under testing.

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Are you a content creator and Facebook marketer? Facebook has created a new help page called Facebook Media that is intended towards highlighting great examples and new trends that illustrate how public figures, organizations and media companies are using Facebook to connect with their audiences. This new page will share best practices to help content creators increase their footprint on the social network.

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In an attempt to minimize spam on users' news feeds, Facebook is working on a new tweak to crack down on 'clickbait' posts, i.e. posts that attract user-attention (and clicks) explicitly. Headlines such as "You will never believe what happened next" qualify as such, and will come under scrutiny. Not only are such posts irrelevant, a majority of them also link to spam websites with potentially malicious intent.

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Ever wanted to read through status updates of all your friends, only to find yourself running out of time? There are lots of services out there that will let you save webpages for offline reading later, but the Facebook feed is pretty dynamic, and you can't simply 'save' it for reading later, not without having to download a host of files. Fortunately for you, Facebook has just announced a new feature that will let you save Facebook posts and read them later!

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Facebook and privacy concerns, the two go almost hand-in-hand. Or at least they used to, but perhaps not anymore. In an attempt to quell privacy concerns, Facebook has announced that users can now login to third-party apps without having to share their private data. This aims to put an end to the massive phishing and other such kind of scam that involve extracting personal information by 'rogue' third-party developers.

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